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Figure 1. Certificate screen
This library takes in certificate content and key content in two separate .pem files. The library requires a browser restart or library power reset for a certificate change or
update.
1. Use Configure Library > Certificate to upload a SSL certificate.
2. In the Import box, click the Browse... buttons to navigate to the Certificate and Private Key files to be imported.
3. When the Certificate and Private Key files are selected, click Import in the Import box.
4. Click Ok in the message box to start the certificate import.
5. When the import completes, an
Import was successful
message appears. Click OK.
Where the current SSL session uses the previous certificate as-is, the new SSL session uses the imported Certificate. Log off, close and restart the browser, and log
back in, using the new imported Certificate.
6. The information for the imported Certificate is shown.
Figure 2. New certificate
7. To remove a Certificate and Private Key, click Remove in the Remove box.
Note: When a user-provided certificate and private key are removed, the system defaults to the self-signed certificate and private key that shipped with the
machine.
Note: The imported SSL Certificate/Private Key is not saved during the Save/Restore function on the Autoloader. If the IBM TS2900 Autoloader is replaced, the SSL
Certificate and the Private Key must be imported again, if needed.
Saving and restoring configuration settings
Your library configuration can be saved and restored automatically by a cookie and manually by with the Web User Interface. It is recommended that you use the Web
User Interface method whether you use the cookie method.
Important: Verify all configuration settings after your library configuration is restored. Reset the library date and time (see Configuring date and time settings ).
Saving and restoring configuration automatically with cookies
If allowed by your web browser preference settings, cookies are employed to automatically save your library configuration on your host computer and automatically
restore your library configuration if your library network configuration uses a static IP address. The following flowchart illustrates how VPD data is saved from and restored
to a library with cookies.
Figure 1. Save/Restore configuration with cookies
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