User guide

Chapter 9: Security
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Note: If the Dominion SX is not used to generate the certificate signing
request and an external certificate is used instead, encryption needs to
be removed from the private key before installing it on the Dominion SX.
If this is the case, to remove the encryption from the key, a command
such as openssl rsa -in server.key -out server2.key and server2.key
should be used. Encrypted private keys are used to prevent the web
server from being started by unauthorized users. Since Dominion SX
does not allow users to access the web server directly, encrypted private
keys are not required and does not compromise security.
Note: When the Dominion SX is used to generate the certificate signing
request, the private key is not required since Dominion SX keeps the
private key exclusive.
Install a User Certificate
To install a user certificate on the SX:
1. Choose Security > Certificate. The Certificate page opens.
1. Select the Install User Certificate radio button.
2. Type the following information in the corresponding fields:
The IP address of the host with the certificate
Login on the host
Password on the host
Remote Path containing the certificate
Remote File containing the certificate
3. Click OK.