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IPSec Settings, Root Certificate 1 Subject

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Network Settings 3. Click Submit button. IPSec Settings 1. Click TCP/IP under Network Settings on the navigation menu. The TCP/IP Settings page opens. This section allows you to set access restrictions for IPSec protocol-based communication. Specifies whether or not to enable the IPSec protocol. Select On to use the IPv6 protocol. Select Off when encryption is not used. 2. This section includes the following items for configuration. Expiration Verification When this option is enabled, the expiration of the server certificate is verified at communicating. If found expired, communication will fail. When it is disabled, the expiration will not be verified. Restriction Specifies the default policy for non-IPSec packets. Select Allow to allow communication with all hosts and networks including those not permitted by the rules. Select Deny to allow communication only with the hosts and networks permitted by the rules. Allowed means normal traffic (not defined by the IPSec rules) will be allowed to reach the device. Denied means only IPSec traffic (as defined by the IPSec rules) will be allowed to reach the device and all other traffic (not defined by the IPSec rules) will be denied to reach the device. Root Certificate Displays whether the certificate is active. Root Certificate 1 Subject through Root Certificate 5 Subject are displayed. Configure the device certificate on the Certificates page. IPSec Rules Allows to validate the rule used for communication using the IPSec protocol. Rule 1 through Rule 10 are displayed. To activate this item, click Settings button and configure the following on the IPSec Rule Settings page. 1. Policy Rule: Select whether the rules for IPSec communication are used or not. Key Management Type: Select a type of the key used for the rule from IKEv1, IKEv2, and Manual. Encapsulation Mode: Transport encapsulates an encrypted data and transmits along with an IP header. This is the simplest method when both the transmitting host and receiving host have the IPSec protocol supported. Tunnel uses a gateway provided in the network. The gateway receives the IP packets sent by the transmitting host, encrypt the entire IP packet which is then encapsulated by IPSec, then transmits along with a new IP header. Select whether the rules for IPSec communication are used or not. 2. IP address IP Version: Specifies the IP version of the other end. Select IPv4 or IPv6. IP Address (IPv4): Specifies the IPv4 addresses of the hosts or network with which the print system is connecting via IPSec. When you are restricting the scope of IPSec, be sure to specify the IP addresses. If this field is blank, all IPv4 addresses will be allowed to connect the print system. User Guide 57

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Network Settings
User Guide
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3.
Click
Submit
button.
IPSec Settings
1.
Click
TCP/IP
under
Network Settings
on the navigation menu. The
TCP/IP Settings
page opens.
This section allows you to set access restrictions for IPSec protocol-based
communication.
Specifies whether or not to enable the IPSec protocol. Select
On
to use the IPv6
protocol. Select
Off
when encryption is not used.
2.
This section includes the following items for configuration.
Expiration Verification
When this option is enabled, the expiration of the server certificate is verified at
communicating. If found expired, communication will fail. When it is disabled, the
expiration will not be verified.
Restriction
Specifies the default policy for non-IPSec packets. Select Allow to allow communi-
cation with all hosts and networks including those not permitted by the rules. Select
Deny to allow communication only with the hosts and networks permitted by the
rules.
Allowed
means normal traffic (not defined by the IPSec rules) will be allowed
to reach the device.
Denied
means only IPSec traffic (as defined by the IPSec
rules) will be allowed to reach the device and all other traffic (not defined by the
IPSec rules) will be denied to reach the device.
Root Certificate
Displays whether the certificate is active.
Root Certificate 1 Subject
through
Root
Certificate 5 Subject
are displayed. Configure the device certificate on the
Certifi-
cates
page.
IPSec Rules
Allows to validate the rule used for communication using the IPSec protocol.
Rule 1
through
Rule 10
are displayed. To activate this item, click
Settings
button and con-
figure the following on the IPSec Rule Settings page.
1. Policy
Rule
: Select whether the rules for IPSec communication are used or not.
Key Management Type
: Select a type of the key used for the rule from
IKEv1
,
IKEv2
, and
Manual
.
Encapsulation Mode
:
Transport
encapsulates an encrypted data and transmits
along with an IP header. This is the simplest method when both the transmitting
host and receiving host have the IPSec protocol supported.
Tunnel
uses a gateway
provided in the network. The gateway receives the IP packets sent by the transmit-
ting host, encrypt the entire IP packet which is then encapsulated by IPSec, then
transmits along with a new IP header.
Select whether the rules for IPSec communication are used or not.
2.
IP address
IP Version
: Specifies the IP version of the other end. Select
IPv4
or
IPv6
.
IP Address (IPv4)
: Specifies the IPv4 addresses of the hosts or network with which
the print system is connecting via IPSec. When you are restricting the scope of
IPSec, be sure to specify the IP addresses. If this field is blank, all IPv4 addresses
will be allowed to connect the print system.