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Root Certificate, Root Certificate Setting, YYYYMMDD Where YYYY is

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Root Certificate Setting Download Description When using a private certificate authority, this exports the root certificate. Fingerprint • T he root certificate is downloaded in the "cer" format. • If you are not using SSL communication, you cannot export the certificate. Prints the fingerprint of the root certificate for the private certificate authority. Root Certificate Setting These settings are displayed when you click [+]. Setting Description Settings Setting Common Name Enter the name of the certificate authority. The MAC address is used when the name is automatically generated. 64 characters Country Enter the country code of the certificate authority. 2 digits Issue Date Displays the date that the certificate − was issued. Expiration Date Enter the date that the root certificate YYYYMMDD (Where YYYY is a expires. four digit year, MM is a two digit The generated date + 20 years is used month, and DD is a two digit when automatically generated. day) Serial Number Displays the serial number of the − certificate. Import [Import] Imports the root certificate. − File Name Click [Browse] to set the path of the − file name to the root certificate. Password Enter the password used when importing the root certificate. 16 characters Export [Export] Exports the root certificate. − • T he root certificate is exported in the "PKCS#12" format. • If you are not using SSL communication, you cannot export the certificate. Password Enter the password used when exporting the root certificate. 16 characters 4-28 Setting security

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Setting security
Root Certificate
Setting
Description
Download
When using a private certificate authority, this exports the root
certificate.
• The root certificate is downloaded in the “cer” format.
• If you are not using SSL communication, you cannot export the
certificate.
Fingerprint
Prints the fingerprint of the root certificate for the private certificate
authority.
Root Certificate Setting
These settings are displayed when you click [+].
Setting
Description
Settings
Setting
Common Name
Enter the name of the certificate
authority.
The MAC address is used when the
name is automatically generated.
64 characters
Country
Enter the country code of the
certificate authority.
2 digits
Issue Date
Displays the date that the certificate
was issued.
−
Expiration
Date
Enter the date that the root certificate
expires.
The generated date + 20 years is used
when automatically generated.
YYYYMMDD (Where YYYY is a
four digit year, MM is a two digit
month, and DD is a two digit
day)
Serial Number
Displays the serial number of the
certificate.
−
Import
[Import]
Imports the root certificate.
−
File Name
Click [Browse] to set the path of the
file name to the root certificate.
−
Password
Enter the password used when
importing the root certificate.
16 characters
Export
[Export]
Exports the root certificate.
• The root certificate is exported in
the “PKCS#12” format.
• If you are not using SSL
communication, you cannot export
the certificate.
−
Password
Enter the password used when
exporting the root certificate.
16 characters