HP 635n Practical IPsec Deployment for Printing and Imaging Devices - Page 181

Appendix C, Importing a Certificate

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Here is our OU. Since we can do this, we can probably create users in that OU. That would be the next step using LDP. Appendix C: Importing a Certificate For versions of HP Jetdirect firmware that are earlier than V.36.XX, you will need to import a certificate rather than use the Certificate Signing Request. For the Microsoft Enterprise CA, we will need to use the web interface to create and Advanced Certificate request that specifies the Jetdirect certificate template. The CA will create the certificate and then we will export the certificate with the private key to a file and then import that certificate into Jetdirect. We'll also pull down the CA's public key certificate too. Let's create a certificate. Using the URL for the certsrv, we get to the web interface of the Certification Authority. Since we want to create a certificate for Jetdirect, click the "Request a certificate" link. 181

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Here is our
OU.
Since we
can do this, we
can probably
create users in
that OU.
That
would be the
next step using
LDP.
Appendix C:
Importing a Certificate
For versions of HP Jetdirect firmware that are earlier than V.36.XX, you will need to import a
certificate rather than use the Certificate Signing Request.
For the Microsoft Enterprise CA, we will need to use the web interface to create and Advanced
Certificate request that specifies the Jetdirect certificate template.
The CA will create the certificate
and then we will export the certificate with the private key to a file and then import that certificate into
Jetdirect.
We’ll also pull down the CA’s public key certificate too.
Let’s create a certificate.
Using the URL for
the certsrv, we
get to the web
interface of the
Certification
Authority.
Since
we want to
create a
certificate for
Jetdirect, click the
“Request a
certificate” link.