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TRENDnet User's Guide
Certificate Management
Administrator > Certificate Management
The certificate management allows you to create, import, and export security
certificates used for IPsec RSA and SSL VPN (OpenVPN) identification and authentication
in IPsec RSA or SSL VPN (OpenVPN) configuration.
1. Log into your router management page (see
on page 8).
2. Click on Administrator and click on Certificate Management.
3. Under Local Certificates, enter a name for the certificate and click Add. (e.g. IPsecVPN
or OpenVPN)
4. Click the Used for drop-down list and select the appropriate VPN method the
certificate will be used for, IPsec or OpenVPN.
5. Review the settings below. When complete, click Apply to save and commit your
changes. After you have created the appropriate VPN certificate, the certificate will be
available under the IPsec or Open VPN configuration settings under Network > VPN.
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IPsec – Below are the parameters you can set for the certificate. The only required
parameters for an IPsec RSA certificate are Common Name (Server), Common Name
(Client), and Valid Days.
Certificate Name – Enter the name for the certificate.
Used for – Click the drop-down list and select IPsec.
Country Code – Enter the 2 letter country code for the certificate. (e.g. US)
Note: Setting this parameter is optional for IPsec VPN RSA.
State or Province Name – Enter the name of the state or province for the
certificate. (e.g. California)
Note: Setting this parameter is optional for IPsec VPN RSA.
Local Name – Enter the name of the city for the certificate. (e.g. Torrance)
Note: Setting this parameter is optional for IPsec VPN RSA.
Organization Name – Enter the company name for the certificate (e.g. TRENDnet)
Note: Setting this parameter is optional for IPsec VPN RSA.
Org. Unit – Enter the department or group name for the certificate (e.g. IT)
Note: Setting this parameter is optional for IPsec VPN RSA.
Email Address – Enter the email address contact for the certificate (e.g.
xxxxx@trendnet.com
Note: Setting this parameter is optional for IPsec VPN RSA
Common Name (Server) – Enter the host + domain name of first site/IPsec tunnel
endpoint. (e.g. site1.ipsecvpn.local)
Note: Setting this parameter is required for IPsec VPN RSA
Common Name (Client) – Enter the host + domain name of the second site/IPsec
tunnel endpoint. (e.g. site2.ipsecvpn.local)
Note: Setting this parameter is required for IPsec VPN RSA
Valid Days – Enter the amount of days the certificate will be valid before expiration.
The first day will be set as the day the certificate was created. (e.g. 100)
Note: Setting this parameter is required for IPsec VPN RSA
SAN (Server) – Enter the IP address, email, or domain name of the SAN (storage
array network server) of the first site/IPsec tunnel endpoint. (e.g. 192.168.10.20)
Note: Setting this parameter is optional for IPsec VPN RSA.
SAN (Client) - Enter the IP address, email, or domain name of the SAN (storage
array network server) of the second site/IPsec tunnel endpoint. (e.g.
192.168.100.20)
Note: Setting this parameter is optional for IPsec VPN RSA
Password – Enter the import/export password for the certificate.
Note: Setting this parameter is optional for IPsec VPN RSA.
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