Silex Technology Server SX-500-1402 Manuale Utente
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Certificate Root Key This is the authentication key used to verify the root certificate in the
certificate chain provided by the authentication server. To set to null, send leave this field blank.
Enter the certificate root key on the Configure Authentication Certificate page in the Serial Device
Server internal web pages, or use the console command SET NW CERTKEY <value>, where
<value> is the value of the key.
certificate chain provided by the authentication server. To set to null, send leave this field blank.
Enter the certificate root key on the Configure Authentication Certificate page in the Serial Device
Server internal web pages, or use the console command SET NW CERTKEY <value>, where
<value> is the value of the key.
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Certificate Root Key Exponent This value must match the authentication server certificate value.
The default is 65537 (x10001). Enter the certificate root key on the Configure Authentication
Certificate page in the Serial Device Server internal web pages, or use the console command SET
NW CERTEXP <value>, where <value> is the hexadecimal value of the key (default is 10001).
The default is 65537 (x10001). Enter the certificate root key on the Configure Authentication
Certificate page in the Serial Device Server internal web pages, or use the console command SET
NW CERTEXP <value>, where <value> is the hexadecimal value of the key (default is 10001).
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Certificate Common Name 1 and Certificate Common Name 2 This is the name of the
certificate on the primary authentication server (most applications only use a single certificate
common name). If both of the common names are set to null, all certificates are accepted. The
default is null. Enter the names on the Configure Authentication Certificate page in the Serial
Device Server internal web pages or use the console command SET NW CERTCN <name1> or
SET NW CERTCN2 <name2> to enter the two certificate common names, where <name1> and
<name2> are the desired names.
certificate on the primary authentication server (most applications only use a single certificate
common name). If both of the common names are set to null, all certificates are accepted. The
default is null. Enter the names on the Configure Authentication Certificate page in the Serial
Device Server internal web pages or use the console command SET NW CERTCN <name1> or
SET NW CERTCN2 <name2> to enter the two certificate common names, where <name1> and
<name2> are the desired names.
Private Key (TLS & PEAP Wireless Security Only)
Private key information or the corresponding public key certificate for the Serial Device Server can be
loaded from a file (Private Key Information File). If the file is encoded, you must enter the passphrase in
the passphrase entry field on the Configure Private Key page in the internal web pages of the Serial
Device Server (NOTE: At present, only PEM format files are supported). To generate a self-signed
certificate for the Serial Device Server, the following information is required:
Private key information or the corresponding public key certificate for the Serial Device Server can be
loaded from a file (Private Key Information File). If the file is encoded, you must enter the passphrase in
the passphrase entry field on the Configure Private Key page in the internal web pages of the Serial
Device Server (NOTE: At present, only PEM format files are supported). To generate a self-signed
certificate for the Serial Device Server, the following information is required:
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Certificate Common Name
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Organization name
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Organization unit
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City name
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State name
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Country name
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Key Size ( 2048)
You may enter this information on the Configure Private Key page in the internal web pages of the Serial
Device Server, or via console commands.
Device Server, or via console commands.
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