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Administrator Information
4. Click OK.
A completion message is displayed.
Note:
Click Confirm to verify the certificate information.
Related Information
"Application for Configuring Printer Operations (Web Config)" on page 298
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CA-signed Certificate Importing Setting Items
Items
Server Certificate or Client Certificate
Private Key
Password
CA Certificate 1
CA Certificate 2
Related Information
"Importing a CA-signed Certificate" on page 427
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Deleting a CA-signed Certificate
You can delete an imported certificate when the certificate has expired or when an encrypted connection is no
longer necessary.
Important:
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If you obtain a certificate using a CSR created from Web Config, you cannot import a deleted certificate again. In
this case, create a CSR and obtain a certificate again.
1. Access Web Config, and then select the Network Security tab. Next, select SSL/TLS > Certificate or IPsec/IP
Filtering > Client Certificate or IEEE802.1X > Client Certificate.
2. Click Delete.
3. Confirm that you want to delete the certificate in the message displayed.
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Advanced Security Settings
Select a certificate's format.
For SSL/TLS connection, the Server Certificate is displayed.
For IPsec/IP Filtering or IEEE802.1x, the Client Certificate is displayed.
If you obtain a certificate of the PEM/DER format by using a CSR created from a
computer, specify a private key file that is match a certificate.
If the file format is Certificate with Private Key (PKCS#12), enter the password
for encrypting the private key that is set when you obtain the certificate.
If your certificate's format is Certificate (PEM/DER), import a certificate of a
certificate authority that issues a CA-signed Certificate used as server certificate.
Specify a file if you need.
If your certificate's format is Certificate (PEM/DER), import a certificate of a
certificate authority that issues CA Certificate 1. Specify a file if you need.
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Using a Digital Certificate
Settings and Explanation
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