Intermec 2430 User Guide

 

Terminals:  2415, 2425, 2435, 2455, 2475, and 2485/6 with an 802.11b radio with 

802.1x security. 

 

Description:  The Server Certificate Common Name (Server Cert CN) is the name of 

the certificate on the authentication server. You obtain this value from the 
authentication server. You only need to identify one server cert CN for 
secure data transmission, however, you can also identify a second server 
cert CN for a backup authentication server.  

If the name of the certificate on the authentication server is longer than 32 
characters, configure the server cert CN for the first 32 characters. You can 
authenticate to a certificate with a name that is longer than 32 characters, 
however, the terminal will only check the first 32 characters.  

 

Syntax: LUdata  

Server 1 Certificate Common Name 

LVdata  

Server 2 Certificate Common Name 

Acceptable values for data are from 1 to 32 ASCII characters. 

 

Default:  No characters or blank (Disabled) 

 

Note: You can leave the server certificate common name blank if you just 
want to make sure that your terminal can be authenticated. However, you 
must set a unique user name, password, and at least one server certificate 
common name for secure data transmission. 

 

Menu System:  Main Menu > Configuration Menu > Communications Menu > Radio 

 

Bar Codes:  To disable or set the default server certificate common name to no 

characters, scan one of these bar codes: 

Disable Server 1 Cert CN  

Disable Server 2 Cert CN 

*$+LU* 

*$+LV* 

*$+LU* *$+LV* 

 

Or:  To set the server certificate common name to an ASCII character string: 

 

Note: To set this command using the bar code labels from the “Full ASCII 
Bar Code Chart” on page 284, you must configure the terminal to use 
Code 39 in Full ASCII mode. For help, see “Code 39” on page 146. 

Scan this bar code: 

  Enter Accumulate Mode / 

Enter Accumulate Mode / 

  Set Server 1 Cert CN 

Set Server 2 Cert CN 

 

*+/$+LU* 

*+/$+LV* 

 *+/$+LU* 

*+/$+LV*