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NetworkAIR ACPA4000
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7. The last screen verifies that the certificate has been created and
instructs you on the next task, to load the server certificate to the
Network Management Card. It displays the location and name of the
Server Certificate, which has a .p15 file extension and contains the
Network Management Card private key and public root certificate.
Load the server certificate to the Network Management Card.
Perform these steps:
1. On the Network menu of the Web interface of the Network
Management Card, select the Web/SSL option.
2. In the SSL/TLS Server Certificate section of the page, browse to the
server certificate, the .p15 file you created in the procedure Create a
Root Certificate & Server Certificates. (The default is C:\Program
Files\American Power Conversion\APC Security Wizard.)
The information for every certificate must be unique. The
configuration of a server certificate cannot be the same as
the configuration of the CA root certificate. (The expiration
date is not considered part of the unique configuration; some
other configuration information must also differ.)
Alternatively, you can use FTP or Secure CoPy (SCP) to
transfer the server certificate to the Network Management
Card. If you use FTP or SCP for the transfer, you must
specify the correct location, \sec, on the Network
Management Card. For SCP, the command to transfer a
certificate named cert.p15 to a Network Management Card
with an IP address of 156.205.6.185 would be:
scp cert.p15 apc@156.205.6.185:\sec\cert.p15