Oki C9600n C9600 Network and Configuration Guide - Page 222

Cannot Install the CA Certificate

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Cannot Install the CA Certificate Important! • Do not change any settings for the print server during the CA certificate process (from creating the CSR to installing the certificate). Any changes invalidate the issued certificate and may result in additional charges for a new certificate. • If changes are made in the print server settings after a certificate has been installed, a "Security Warning" window appears. • If the IP Address is changed after a CA certificate is installed, the certificate becomes invalid. This may result in additional charges for a new certificate, depending on the policy of the CA service used. Problem Solution The IP Address for the Change the IP Address back to the one in the print server has changed. CSR, then install the CA certificate. The print server was initialized after the CSR (Certificate Signing Request) was sent to the CA service. You must start the CSR process all over again, recreating and re-sending the CSR to the CA service. This may result in additional charges for a new certificate, depending on the policy of the CA service used. The CSR has been deleted from the print server while application for a CA certificate is pending. You must start the CSR process all over again, recreating and re-sending the CSR to the CA service. This may result in additional charges for a new certificate, depending on the policy of the CA service used. An intermediate certificate has been installed on the print server. The print server supports only one certificate. If your CA service requires both an intermediate and an SSL server certificate, install the intermediate certificate on a client PC. Then delete the intermediate certificate from the printer using the web browser or the AdminManager utility, and install the SSL server certificate on the print server. Troubleshooting: Security • 222

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Troubleshooting: Security
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Cannot Install the CA Certificate
Important!
Do not change any settings for the print server during the
CA certificate process (from creating the CSR to installing
the certificate).
Any changes invalidate the issued certificate
and may result in additional charges for a new certificate.
If changes are made in the print server settings
after a
certificate has been installed
, a “Security Warning” window
appears.
If the IP Address is changed after a CA certificate is
installed, the certificate becomes invalid. This may result in
additional charges for a new certificate, depending on the
policy of the CA service used.
Problem
Solution
The IP Address for the
print server has changed.
Change the IP Address back to the one in the
CSR, then install the CA certificate.
The print server was
initialized after the CSR
(Certificate Signing
Request) was sent to the
CA service.
You must start the CSR process all over again,
recreating and re-sending the CSR to the CA
service. This may result in additional charges for
a new certificate, depending on the policy of the
CA service used.
The CSR has been
deleted from the print
server while application
for a CA certificate
is
pending.
You must start the CSR process all over again,
recreating and re-sending the CSR to the CA
service. This may result in additional charges for
a new certificate, depending on the policy of the
CA service used.
An intermediate
certificate has been
installed on the print
server.
The print server supports only one certificate. If
your CA service requires both an intermediate
and an SSL server certificate, install the
intermediate certificate on a client PC. Then
delete the intermediate certificate from the printer
using the web browser or the AdminManager
utility, and install the SSL server certificate on the
print server.