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NCRYPTING COMMUNICATION BY
You can encrypt the communication between your computer and the machine.
The communication is encrypted by IPSec. When IPSec is enabled, encryption is applied to
all the applications using the IP protocols.
You can specify up to 50 hosts by their IP addresses. When a host that is not registered
tries to access the machine, it is rejected. When you try to access a host that is not
registered, it is invalid.
You must have a pre-shared key in advance.
Configuring your machine
Be sure to configure your machine first from the web page to enable IPSec.
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When you enable IPSec, the communication to and from a host that is not
specified in this procedure is rejected.
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Be sure to memorize the values specified in this procedure. They are
necessary when you configure the IPSec setting on your computer.
1.
Access the machine's web page and log in as the administrator.
2.
Select Admin Setup.
3.
Select Network > Security > IPSec.
4.
Follow the on-screen instructions to specify the detailed settings.
NOTE
Either ESP or AH must be enabled in the configuration for "Phase2 Proposal".
5.
Click Submit.
The network system reboots to enable the new settings.
NOTE
If you fail to set up IPSec due to the mismatch of the specified parameter, you
cannot access the web page. In this case, disable IPSec from the control panel
of the machine or initialize the network settings.
Configuring your computer
Be sure to configure your machine in advance before configuring your computer.
NOTE
This procedure uses Windows 7 as an example. The procedures and menus
may differ depending on the OS you use.
1.
Click Start and select Control Panel > Administrative Tools.
2.
Double-click Local Security Policy.
3.
On the Local Security Policy window, click IP Security Policies on Local
Computer.
4.
From the Action menu, select Create IP Security Policy.
5.
On the IP Security Policy Wizard, click Next.
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