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Network settings
Table 20: Trust store
Field Field description
Subject The details of the trust store certificate;
usually a certificate issued by the authority
that is used to verify the local certificate.
Issuer The details of the issuer of the trust store
certificate.
Issued The date on which the trust store certificate
was issued.
Expires The date on which the trust store certificate
will expire.
Table 21: Trust store configuration
Field Field description
Trust store The trust store is required for two reasons:
to verify the identity of the remote end of a
n
SIP TLS connection (incoming call or
outgoing call or registration)
to verify the identity of the remote end of an
n
outgoing HTTPS connection (e.g. feedback
receivers or API applications calling
participant.requestDiagnostics)
Certificate Determines the circumstances in which the
verification remote certificate must be verified with the
settings trust store.
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Usage tips
These are the details of the trusted certification
authority.
Usage tips
Browse to and select the trust store certificate
file, then click Upload trust store.
The store may contain multiple certificates.
When verification is required (see following
setting) the certificate of the remote party is
verified against the trust store: the remote
certificate must either be in the trust store or in
the trust chain of one of its certificates.
Click Delete trust store if you need to remove
it or replace it with an updated file.
Select one of the drop-down options below
and click Apply changes.
No verification: The remote certificate is
n
never verified against the trust store (remote
end always trusted).
Outgoing connections only: The
n
TelePresence Server attempts to verify the
remote certificate for all outgoing
SIP TLS and HTTPS connections.
Outgoing connections and incoming calls:
n
The TelePresence Server attempts to verify
the remote certificate for all incoming and
outgoing SIP TLS connections, and for
outgoing HTTPS connections.
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