HP Imaging and Printing Security Center 2.0 - Instant-On Security

attempted. However, the DAA allows the SSL/TLS connection to proceed after

authentication fails. HP IPSC might close the SSL/TLS connection as a result of failing to

validate the device certificate. This decision is determined by the device announcement

security policy on the HP IPSC server. For more information on use of certificates with the

Instant-On Security feature, please refer to Mutual Authentication in Part 2 of this document.

PART 2 - IPSC INSTANT-ON SECURITY SETTINGS

General Discussion

As mentioned in Part 1, HP IPSC Instant-On Security is a dual component solution. The first

component is the HP Device Announcement Agent (DAA), explained in Part 1. The

secondary component is the HP IPSC server itself, configured for Instant-On functionality.

This host component will be referred to as the Instant-On configuration server throughout the

remainder of this document. When HP IPSC is enabled as the Instant-On configuration

server, it becomes the discovery and configuration server for the supported devices that are

able to announce themselves through the Device Announcement Agent. Unlike the Device

Announcement Agent, the Instant-On configuration server is not enabled by default. See

Figure 15.

FIGURE 15