Sennheiser TeamConnect Ceiling 2 Configuration of 802.1X for TeamConnect Ceili - Page 7

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Configuration of 802.1X TeamConnect Ceiling 2 PuTTY PSCP tool understands the same options and arguments, but the option -scp is needed. $ pscp.exe -scp -i identity_file file user@hostname: Since PuTTY PSCP also uses another key file format the -i option needs to be followed by the path of the key file pnac-ft_key.ppk. Example During configuration you are asked to upload a certificate authority list. Now upload a Certificate Authority (CA) list. After successful upload enter the filename here. Filename: _ To provide this file on the TCC2 use a separate window or terminal for the file upload and keep the SSH session open. A successful file upload by SCP for the file might look like this. $ scp -i pnac-ft_key ca.pem [email protected]: Sink: C0644 1757 ca.pem 100% 1757 ca.pem 604.0KB/s 00:00 Afterwards, in the SSH session enter the filename of the file just uploaded and hit enter. Now upload a Certificate Authority (CA) list. After successful upload enter the filename here. Filename: ca.pem AN 1258 v1.0 | 7/12

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AN 1258 v1.0 | 7/12
Configuration of 802.1X
TeamConnect Ceiling 2
PuTTY PSCP tool understands the same options and arguments, but the option
-scp
is needed.
$ pscp.exe -scp -i identity_file file user@hostname:
Since PuTTY PSCP also uses another key file format the
-i
option needs to be followed by the path
of the key file
pnac-ft_key.ppk
.
Example
During configuration you are asked to upload a certificate authority list.
Now upload a Certificate Authority (CA) list. After successful upload enter
the filename here.
Filename: _
To provide this file on the TCC2 use a
separate window or terminal for the file upload
and keep
the SSH session open. A successful file upload by SCP for the file might look like this.
$ scp -i pnac-ft_key ca.pem [email protected]:
Sink: C0644 1757 ca.pem
100%
1757
604.0KB/s
00:00
ca.pem
Afterwards, in the SSH session enter the filename of the file just uploaded and hit enter.
Now upload a Certificate Authority (CA) list. After successful upload enter
the filename here.
Filename: ca.pem