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WebConsole - System Options

NetLinx Integrated Controllers- WebConsole & Programming Guide (FMv3)

SSL Certificate Options

There are three SSL Certificate options, presented as links along the bottom of this page:

Creating an SSL Server Certificate

Initially, a NetLinx Master is not equipped with any installed certificates. In order to prepare a Master for later

use with "CA" (officially issued) server certificates, it is necessary to:

First create a self-generated certificate which is automatically installed onto the Master.

Secondly, enable the SSL feature from the Enable Security page. Enabling SSL security after the

certificate has been self-generated insures that the target Master is utilizing a secure connection

during the process of importing a CA server certificate over the web.

1. Click the Create SSL Certificate link (under SSL Certificate Options) to access the Create SSL

Certificate window (FIG. 44).

2. Fill out the information in this window, according to the descriptions in the SSL Certificate Entries

section below.

3. Click Create SSL Certificate to update the Master with the information entered on this page. This

process can take several minutes.

If the Device Tree contents do not refresh within a few minutes, press the browser’s

Refresh button and reconnect to the Master.

SSL Certificate Options

Create SSL Certificate: Opens the Create SSL Certificate window where you can create a self-

generated SSL certificate.

Note: A self-generated certificate has lower security than an external CA

(officially issued) generated certificate.

Export SSL Certificate Request: Takes the user to the Server Certificate page where they can view a 

previously created certificate.

An authorized user can also copy the raw text from a generated Certificate

request into their clipboard and then send it to the CA.

Import SSL Certificate: Takes the user to the Import Certificate page where they can import and

paste the raw text from a CA issued Certificate.

A certificate consists of two different Keys:

The Master Key is generated by the Master and is incorporated into the text string

sent to the CA during a certificate request. It is unique to a particular request made on

a specific Master. Note that regenerating a previously requested and installed

certificate invalidates that certificate because the Master Key has been changed.

The Public Key is part of the text string that is returned from the CA as part of an

approved SSL Server Certificate. This public key is based off the submitted Master

key from the original request.

FIG. 44 Create SSL Certificate window

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