Security Certificates
A digital certificate is a file that contains data used to verify the identity of the client or server in a
network transaction. A certificate also contains a public key used to create and verify digital
signatures. One device proves its identity to another by presenting a certificate trusted by the other
device. Or, the device can present a certificate signed by a trusted third party and a digital signature
proving its ownership of the certificate.
A digital certificate includes the following data:
• Information about the owner of the certificate
• The certificate serial number and expiration date
• The name and digital signature of the certificate authority (CA) that issued the certificate
• A public key
• A purpose defining how the certificate and public key can be used
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1. In Xerox
®
CentreWare
®
Internet Services, click
Properties
→
Security
.
2. Click
Machine Digital Certificate
.
3. Click
Create New Certificate
, then select an option.
4. Click
Continue
.
5. For the selected certificate type, complete the fields.
6. Click
Apply
.
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If the printer uses the Xerox
®
Device Certificate, and a user attempts to access the printer using
Xerox
®
CentreWare
®
Internet Services, an error message can appear in their Web browser. To avoid
error messages, install a Trusted CA Certificate in the Web browsers of all users.
1. In Xerox
®
CentreWare
®
Internet Services, click
Properties
→
Security
.
2. Click
Trusted Certificate Authorities
.
3. To add a certificate, click
Add
.
a.
Click
Browse
or
Choose File
, navigate to the signed certificate in
.pem
or
PKCS#12
format,
then click
Open
or
Choose File
.
b.
Click
Apply
, then click
OK
.
4. For Installed Certificates, perform the following steps.
• To delete a certificate, select the certificate, then click
Delete
.
• To delete all certificates, click
Reset
.
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®
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