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Setting the system time, Step-by-step configuration, EAP-TLS

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Configuration of 802.1X TeamConnect Ceiling 2 Setting the system time Certificates have a validity period. Therefore, it is crucial for the TCC2 to have a correct system time. The TCC2 is equipped with a buffered RTC (real time clock), so the time will also be valid even if the TCC2 is not powered for a few days. With the d command you can set the system time. We highly recommend checking the system time as the first step of the configuration to make sure this will not lead to a problem later in the process. Current date and time is: Tue Jul 9 06:06:44 UTC 2019 Do you want to change the date and time? [Y/n]: y Year (e.g. 2019): 2019 Month (1-12): 11 Day (1-31): 1 Hour (0-23): 12 Minute (0-59): 34 Current date and time is: Fri Nov 1 12:34:00 UTC 2019 Step-by-step configuration The step-by-step configuration will guide you through the setup of 802.1X. The TCC2 supports two authentication methods: EAP-TLS and EAP-PEAPv0/EAP-MSCHAPv2. EAP-TLS For the EAP-TLS authentication method network clients need a client certificate and private key as well as a certificate authority list with trusted certificates which has signed the client certificate. These files must be prepared using a PKI (public key infrastructure). The TCC2 supports certificates as per X.509 standard. PFX or PKCS#12 are currently not supported and must be converted before using them with the TCC2. Welcome to the 802.1X configuration of the TCC2! Available commands: p - Prints the current 802.1X configuration. c - Step-by-step 802.1X configuration. r - Removes and deactivates the current 802.1X configuration. d - Set date and time. w - Change the current password. q - Quits this setup without changing the 802.1X configuration. Command: c Please choose the authentication method. Possible settings are: 1 - EAP-TLS 2 - EAP-PEAP (PEAPv0/EAP-MSCHAPv2) Method: 1 After choosing EAP-TLS as the authentication method you will be asked for the following information: 1. Username / identity of the client 2. Certificate authority list (file) 3. Client certificate (file) 4. Client private key (file) AN 1258 v1.0 | 9/12

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Configuration of 802.1X
TeamConnect Ceiling 2
Setting the system time
Certificates have a validity period. Therefore, it is
crucial for the TCC2 to have a correct system
time
. The TCC2 is equipped with a buffered RTC (real time clock), so the time will also be valid even
if the TCC2 is not powered for a few days. With the
d
command you can set the system time. We
highly recommend checking the system time as the first step of the configuration to make sure this
will not lead to a problem later in the process.
Current date and time is:
Tue Jul
9 06:06:44 UTC 2019
Do you want to change the date and time? [Y/n]: y
Year (e.g. 2019): 2019
Month (1-12): 11
Day (1-31): 1
Hour (0-23): 12
Minute (0-59): 34
Current date and time is:
Fri Nov
1 12:34:00 UTC 2019
Step-by-step configuration
The step-by-step configuration will guide you through the setup of 802.1X. The TCC2 supports two
authentication methods: EAP-TLS and EAP-PEAPv0/EAP-MSCHAPv2.
EAP-TLS
For the EAP-TLS authentication method network clients need a client certificate and private key as
well as a certificate authority list with trusted certificates which has signed the client certificate.
These files must be prepared using a PKI (public key infrastructure). The TCC2 supports certificates
as per X.509 standard. PFX or PKCS#12 are currently not supported and must be converted before
using them with the TCC2.
Welcome to the 802.1X configuration of the TCC2!
Available commands:
p - Prints the current 802.1X configuration.
c - Step-by-step 802.1X configuration.
r - Removes and deactivates the current 802.1X configuration.
d - Set date and time.
w - Change the current password.
q - Quits this setup without changing the 802.1X configuration.
Command: c
Please choose the authentication method.
Possible settings are:
1 - EAP-TLS
2 - EAP-PEAP (PEAPv0/EAP-MSCHAPv2)
Method: 1
After choosing EAP-TLS as the authentication method you will be asked for the following informati-
on:
1.
Username / identity of the client
2. Certificate authority list (file)
3. Client certificate (file)
4. Client private key (file)