ProSoft Technology RadioLinx RLXIB-IHN User Manual page 104

RadioLinx Configuration Manager
User Manual
CA Certificate
Trusted Certificates or CA certificates are used to verify the validity of certificates
signed by them. When a certificate is generated, it is signed by a trusted
organization or authority called the Certificate Authority.
Parameter
File Location
Upload
Uploaded Certificates
This table lists the certificates (both device and trusted CA) stored on this unit.
The following fields are displayed:
Parameter
Common Name (CN)
Certificate Type
Issuer Name
Expiry Time
The actions that can be taken on uploaded certificates are:
Parameter
Select All
Delete
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Description
To upload trusted CA certificates, the trusted CA certificate file must be
stored on the host computer being used to access this web interface.
Click Choose File to find and select the trusted CA certificate file.
Once the trusted CA certificate file is located and its path appears in the
above location field, click Upload. After successful upload this certificate
will be displayed in the below list of Uploaded Certificates.
Description
A unique name used to identify a certificate.
The certificate type should either be device (i.e. meant to authenticate
this RLXIB-IHN radio) or CA (i.e. the signing authority, and must also
exist on the RADIUS server).
The name of the CA that issued the certificate.
The date on which the Certificate expires. You should renew the
certificate before it expires.
Description
Selects all the uploaded certificates in the table.
Deletes the selected uploaded certificate or certificates.
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