• AFTER the generation of the certificate request:
To save the private key linked to the certificate request.
• AFTER the import of the new certificate (step B5):
To save your new certificate and private key, in order to be able to restore them if needed.
Back up the current certificate and private key
Procedure
1.
In a web browser, open Océ Express WebTools (http(s):\\[IP address or hostname])
2.
Log on as the printer system administrator
3.
On the 'Security' - 'HTTPS' page, select [Backup certificate and private key]
4.
To save the server certificate and private key, enter a password made of 6 characters at least
([Password used to encrypt the private key])
5.
Confirm the password
6.
Click 'Save'
7.
Download and store the back up file (.jks).
Generate a CA-signed certificate request
Purpose
Create a certificate request.
Use this function only when you want to request a new CA-certificate.
Pre-requisites
Back up the current Certificate and Private key already installed on the controller (see
Back up a
certificate and private key
on page 226).
[Generate a certificate request]
NOTE
Step A2 of the
HTTPS Description of the overall procedure
on page 225.
Procedure
1.
In a web browser, open Océ Express WebTools (https:\\[IP address or hostname])
2.
On the 'Security' - 'HTTPS', select 'Generate a certificate request'
3.
Fill out the form with the requested information
NOTE
Attention : In the certificate request:
• The Common name MUST be the hostname or the Fully Qualified Domain Name
(FQDN) of the printer (e.g.: or 'ColorWave700' or 'ColorWave700.mycompany.com').
This Common Name will be used in the URL (e.g.: 'https://[CommonName]).
• The country name MUST follow the ISO 3166 standard and be composed of 2
characters (e.g.: 'us' for United States)
4.
Click 'Generate'.
Result
The web server generates a certificate request. The content of the request is displayed (plain
text).
Generate a CA-signed certificate request
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