8.1.2
Internal
Domain
Name
with
Certificate
To
configure
Internal
Domain
Name,
go
to:
System
>>
General
.
Internal
Domain
Name
is
the
domain
name
of
the
RAYTALK
RA
‐
696
seen
on
client
machines
connected
under
zone.
It
must
conform
to
FQDN
(Fully
‐
Qualified
Domain
Name)
standard.
A
user
on
client
machine
can
use
this
domain
name
to
access
the
RAYTALK
RA
‐
696
instead
of
its
IP
address.
In
addition,
when
“
Use
the
name
on
the
security
certificate
”
option
is
checked,
the
system
will
use
the
CN
(Common
Name)
value
of
the
uploaded
SSL
certificate
as
the
domain
name.
To
Configure
Certificate,
go
to:
Utilities
>>
Certificate
and
choose
Upload
Certificate
from
the
scroll
down
menu.
Certificate:
A
data
record
used
for
authenticating
network
entities
such
as
a
server
or
a
client.
A
certificate
contains
X.509
information
pieces
about
its
owner
(called
the
subject)
and
the
signing
Certificate
Authority
(called
the
issuer),
plus
the
owner's
public
key
and
the
signature
made
by
the
CA.
Network
entities
verify
these
signatures
using
CA
certificates.
You
can
apply
for
a
SSL
certificate
at
CAs
such
as
VeriSign.
If
you
already
have
a
SSL
Certificate,
please
Click
Browse
to
select
the
file
and
upload
it.
Click
Apply
to
complete
the
upload
process.
If
you
do
not
have
a
valid
SSL
Certificate,
use
the
system
default
certificate.
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