Using Certificates; Easylan Wireless Interface Kit Installation Instructions - Intermec EasyCoder PF2i Installation Instructions Manual

another certificate in PEM, DER (.der, .cer), or PKCS #12 (.p12,
.pfx) format.
• Two Common names (TTLS and PEAP only): Two different
common names may be configured. If both are empty, the supplicant
will accept certificates regardless of the server certificate's common
name. If the first common name is configured, the common name
(CN) of the server's certificate must match the first common name.
If both common names are configured, the server's certificate must
match one of them. The default is "" (accepts any common name).
• Validate server certificate (TTLS and PEAP only): Verifies that the
installed CA certificate is the root of the server certificate. The default
is ON.
Note: Adverse effects on validation can occur if a real-time
clock (RTC) is not installed. Without an RTC, the current
time cannot be reliably read and validation does not take into
account the current date. Validation may still occur, but less
reliably than with an RTC.
For all 802.1x parameters, string length is limited to 96 characters.
For all parameters applicable to TTLS or PEAP: Selecting another EAP
type disables these parameters but does not erase their settings.

Using Certificates

When an overriding certificate is installed, it is converted to DER format
and copied to a specific location (/c/ADMIN/root.cer) so that accidental
removal is unlikely. You do not need to keep additional copies of the
certificate on the printer after you install the certificate.
Some certificate formats (notably PKCS #12) encrypt data using a pass
phrase. To import certificates that include anything other than an empty
pass phrase, the pass phrase is given in the same string as the path to the
certificate file. The pass phrase is never stored on the printer and is used
only once to convert the public key to a non-encrypted format.

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