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Your device includes a self-signed HTTPS certificate The device generates the certificate automatically during device installation The certificate is used to encrypt communications between your computer and the Xerox device. Note: The Embedded Web Server page for your Xerox device can display an error message that the security certificate is not trusted This configuration does not lessen the security of the communications between your computer and the Xerox device. To eliminate the connection warning in your Web browser, you can replace the self-signed certificate with a signed certificate from a Certificate Authority For information on obtaining a certificate from a Certificate Authority, contact your Internet Service Provider. In the Embedded Web Server, log in as administrator. Click System→Security . In the Certificates area, click Security Certificates . Click Create , then select Create Certificate Signing Request (CSR). In each of the fields, enter values that are correct for your implementation. Note: For information on the correct values for your implementation, refer to https://tools ietf.org/html/rfc2511. To save the details and generate the CSR file, click Create . To download the CSR file, click Download Save the downloaded file to a selected location. Note: The CSR file is named default.pem. To obtain the Device Server certificate file for your device, locate the file named default.pem, then exchange it with your Certificate Authority. Note: For information on exchanging the CSR default.pem file for a Device Server certificate, contact your local Certificate Authority. Save the certificate file in a local folder on your computer hard drive.
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