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[SSL/Port Settings]

Overview

Configure settings for SSL encryption communication that is used during communication with OpenAPI.

NOTICE

The following settings are required to use this function.

Register certificate in system.
Set [Mode using SSL/TLS] of [SSL Setting] to [Admin. Mode] or [Admin. Mode and User Mode].

Reference

For details on the certificate, refer to [Device Certificate Setting].
For details about [SSL Setting], refer to [SSL Setting].

Setting Items

Setting item			Description
[SSL Setting]	[Non-SSL Only]		Allows OpenAPI communication only when the SSL communication setting is disabled.
	[SSL Only]		Allows OpenAPI communication only when the SSL communication setting is enabled.
	[SSL/Non-SSL]		Allows OpenAPI communication when the SSL communication setting is enabled and disabled.
[Port No.]	[Input]		Sets the port number of this system to communicate via OpenAPI. Enter using the Keypad of the Control panel. Range: 1 to 65535
[Port Number (SSL)]	[Input]		Set number of port of system used in communication with OpenAPI when SSL is enabled. Enter using the Keypad of the Control panel. Range: 1 to 65535
[Client Certificate]	[Enable]		Requests the certificate to the client connected to this system when establishing SSL communication.
[Client Certificate]	[Invalid]		Does not request the certificate to the client connected to this system when establishing SSL communication.
[Certificate Verification Level Settings]	[Expiration Date]	[Confirm]	Checks whether the certificate has expired when establishing SSL communication.
	[Expiration Date]	[Do Not Confirm]	Does not check whether the certificate has expired when establishing SSL communication.
	[Key Usage]	[Confirm]	Checks whether the certificate is used according to the intended usage approved by the certificate issuer when establishing SSL communication.
	[Key Usage]	[Do Not Confirm]	Does not check whether the certificate is used according to the intended usage approved by the certificate issuer when establishing SSL communication.
	[Chain]	[Confirm]	Checks whether there are any problems in the certificate chain (certificate path) when establishing SSL communication. To confirm the chain, refer to the external certificate managed in the system.
	[Chain]	[Do Not Confirm]	Does not check whether there are any problems in the certificate chain (certificate path) when establishing SSL communication.
	[Expiration Date Confirmation]	[Confirm]	Checks whether the certificate is lost when establishing SSL communication.
	[Expiration Date Confirmation]	[Do Not Confirm]	Does not check whether the certificate is lost when establishing SSL communication.
	[CN]	[Confirm]	Checks whether the CN (Common Name) of the certificate matches the server address when establishing SSL communication.
	[CN]	[Do Not Confirm]	Does not check whether the CN (Common Name) of the certificate matches the server address when establishing SSL communication.

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