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Section 6 - Advanced Setup Certificate Certificates are used to verify your router's identity by clients and other network devices (e.g. switches, other routers) and for your router to verify others identities. There are two types of certificates, Local Certificates and Trusted CA. Local Certificates are used by your peers to verify your routers' identity. Trused CA Certificates are used by your router to verify your peers' certificates. Click the Local Cert. button to configure your Local Certificates. Click the Trused CA button to configure your Trusted CA Certificates. Local A local certificate identifies your router over the network. This page allows you to add, view or remove certificates. A maximum of four certificates can be saved on the router. To apply for a certificate, click on Create Certificate Request. If you have an existing certificate, click on Import Certificate to retrieve it. D-Link DSL-2640B ADSL2+ 4-Port Router User Manual 54

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D-Link DSL-±640B ADSL±+ 4-Port Router User Manual
Section 6 - Advanced Setup
Certificate
Certificates are used to verify your router’s identity by clients and other network devices (e.g. switches, other routers)
and for your router to verify others identities. There are two types of certificates, Local Certificates and Trusted CA.
Local Certificates are used by your peers to verify your
routers’ identity. Trused CA Certificates are used by your
router to verify your peers’ certificates.
Click the
Local Cert.
button to configure your Local
Certificates.
Click the
Trused CA
button to configure your Trusted CA
Certificates.
Local
A local certificate identifies your router over the network. This page allows you to add, view or remove certificates. A
maximum of four certificates can be saved on the router.
To apply for a certificate, click on
Create Certificate
Request.
If you have an existing certificate, click on
Import
Certificate
to retrieve it.