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certificate clients need access to the public root of trust, aka the public root
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certificate. If you are using the `step cli` on the same host where you
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initialized your PKI (the `root_ca.crt` is stored on disk locally), then you can
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continue to [setting up your environment](setting-up-environment-variables),
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continue to [setting up your environment](#setup-env),
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otherwise we will show you how to easily download your root certificate in the
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following step.
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3. Test.
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```
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* step ca health
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$ step ca health
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```
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<a name="setup-env"></a>
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#### Setting up Environment Defaults
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This is optional, but we recommend you populate a `defaults.json` file with a
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