Configuration Guide

Managing Access Control Engine
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If a chain certificate is not selected, the Bind Chain option in the drop-
down list is disabled.
4. In the Certificate field, select the required certificate from the drop-down list.
5. In the Private Key field, select the required private key from the drop-down list.
6. (Optional) In the Passpharse field, enter the required passpharse for the selected
certificate and private key.
7. Click Save to save the configuration or click Cancel to cancel the changes.
Field Descriptions
Use the data in the following table to use the Bind Chain screen.
Name Description
Certificates Specifies the available certificates for selection.
Private Key
File
Specifies a new private key for the certificate to encrypt messages
intended for a particular recipient. These messages can be
decoded only by using the defined private key.
Passpharse Configures the passphrase that needs to be used to encrypt the
file containing the private key. If the private key is not encrypted,
leave this field blank.
Note:
Ensure that you provide the valid passphrase, so that
the bind does not fail and result in HTTPD restart
failure.
Managing Access Control Engine
The Access Control Engine tab in the Administrator menu supports the Guest
and IoT Manager Application to configure Access Control Engine.
Important:
Guest and IoT Manager does not automatically connect to the Access
Control Engine upon start-up. You need to configure the Access Control
Engine providing the necessary details. And also, Guest and IoT Manager
need not be connected to allow Guest Users to use their accounts.