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Chapter 26 Maintenance Screens
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The following table describes t he labels in this screen.
26.6.1 Modifying or Creating a Certificate
When you select t he Edit a self- sign ed CA ce rt ificat e opt ion, then click t he Edit button, a screen
opens t o allow you t o m ake adj ust m ent s t o t he NAS’s public key certificat e.
The screen is also t he sam e for t he Creat e a cert ificat e aut hor ized by ot he r CA option.
Figure 195 Maintenance > SSL > Creat e or Edit a Certificate
Table 121 Maint enance > SSL
LABEL DESCRIPTION
I nst all System Default CA Click Dow nloa d butt on to save a copy of the NAS’s public key cert ificate t o your
local comput er. This is useful for inst alling the cert ificat e without having t o
connect t o t he NAS, or for sending by em ail to ot her users for t hem t o install prior
to logging int o t he NAS for t he first t im e. After saving t he cert ificate to your
com put er, double-click it t o install it .
Note: Each web browser handles certificate installation differently.
Modify t he Exist ing
Certificate
Select Edit a self- signed CA cert ificat e, t hen follow t he on- screen instructions
for cr eat ing a public key cert ificat e signed by the NAS as t he local cert ificat e
aut horit y.
Note: Use certificates created and signed by the NAS if the device is not open to
external access.
Select Cre at e a cert ificat e a ut horized by ot her CA, t hen follow the on- screen
instruct ions t o install a cert ificat e that has been aut horized by a third- part y
cert ificat e aut horit y.
Note: Use this method if the device is open to external access, such as allowing
users to connect through the Internet using FTP over TLS or HTTPs.