AMX NetLinx Integrated Controllers NI-3000 - Manual (Page 92)

NetLinx Security and Web Server
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3. Enter any new or changed information into its respective field.
4. Click the down arrow from the Action field to open a drop-down listing of available certificate
generation options.
5. Choose Regenerate Certificate from the drop-down list.
6. Click OK to save the newly modified certificate information to the Master or click Cancel to
void any changes made within this tab and exit without making changes to the target Master.
7. Before exiting the Master and beginning another session:
Verify that all users have been assigned the correct rights, and are using the correct
passwords.
In the Enable Security window of the Security tab, verify that the Master Security and
HTTP Access are enabled. Enabling HTTP Access will prompt users to enter
pre-configured user names and passwords.
Common Steps for Requesting a Certificate from a CA
A certificate is a cryptographically signed object that associates a public key and an identity.
Certificates also include other information in extensions such as permissions and comments.
A "CA" is short for Certification Authority and is an internal entity or trusted third party that issues,
signs, revokes, and manages these digital certificates.
1. Navigate to the Web Server Certificate HTML page on your CA’s website.
A Web Server certificate allows you to authenticate using a Web browser via SSL.
In order to successfully verify other certificates it is also necessary to import the CA key
into the Web Server. Refer to the Creating a Request for a SSL Server Certificate section
on page 83.
This is done as part of the process of receiving your Web Server certificate.
Only a user with administrator privileges can request a server certificate.
2. Enter in the company information, such as: name, e-mail, address, state, and country.
3. Agree to any licensing agreements and continue to the next part of the registration process.
This method of certificate generation is used to modify or recreate a previously
existing certificate already on the Master.
By default, if a certificate is already present on the target Master, the Display
Certificate Action is selected and these fields are populated with information.
Ex: if the company has moved from Dallas to Houston, all of the information is
reentered exactly except for the City.
When this request is submitted, the certificate is generated and installed into the
Master in one step.