Oki C9600n Guide: Network User's, OkiLAN 8200e - Page 152

Step 2: Install the Certificate, Using Web Browser

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Step 2: Install the Certificate Once you receive your certificate from the CA, you must install it, using either the web browser or the AdminManager utility. Keep the certificate text handy as you will be prompted to copy and paste it into the program. Important! You can install only one certificate to one printer. If the issued CA certificate is an intermediate certificate, install it on the client PC. Using Web Browser • Requires Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 5.5 and higher or Netscape Navigator version 6.2 and higher. NOTE Other browsers which support SSL/TLS may work, but no guarantees are offered for them. 1. Open the web browser. 2. Type in the printer's IP Address (refer to the self-diagnostic printout- see page 12) and press the Enter key. 3. Click [Administrator Login], then enter - your [User name] (the default is root) - [Password] (the default is the last six digits of the MAC [Ethernet] Address, minus any punctuation). 4. Click the [Security] tab. 5. On the left side, click [Cipher (SSL/TLS)]. OkiLAN 8200e Network User's Guide 152

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Step 2: Install the Certificate
Once you receive your certificate from the CA, you must install it, using
either the web browser or the AdminManager utility. Keep the certificate
text handy as you will be prompted to copy and paste it into the program.
Using Web Browser
Requires Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 5.5 and higher or
Netscape Navigator version 6.2 and higher.
1. Open the web browser.
2. Type in the printer’s IP Address (refer to the self-diagnostic printout–
see page 12) and press the Enter key.
3. Click [Administrator Login], then enter
your [User name] (the default is root)
[Password] (the default is the last six digits of the MAC [Ethernet]
Address, minus any punctuation).
4. Click the [Security] tab.
5. On the left side, click [Cipher (SSL/TLS)].
Important!
You can install only one certificate to one printer. If the issued
CA certificate is an intermediate certificate, install it on the client
PC.
NOTE
Other browsers which support SSL/TLS may work, but
no guarantees are offered for them.