Using Different Certificates Depending on the Application

[SSL]: [http Server]

If this machine is used as an http server, it encrypts transmission from a client to the machine. For example, it is used for the following application.

• Accessing Web Connection via HTTPS

• Printing via IPPS

[SSL]: [E-Mail Transmission (SMTP)]

If this machine is used as an SMTP client, it submits a certificate of the machine according to a request from the E-mail server (SMTP).

[SSL]: [TCP Socket]

If this machine is used as a TCP Socket client, it submits a certificate of the machine according to a request by the TCP Socket server.

[SSL]: [LDAP]

If this machine is used as an LDAP client, it submits a certificate of the machine according to a request by the LDAP server.

[SSL]: [OpenAPI]

If this machine is used as an OpenAPI server, it encrypts transmission from an OpenAPI client to the machine.

[SSL]: [Web Service]

If this machine is used as a Web service server, it encrypts transmission from a client to the machine.

This option is used when your Windows computer accesses the machine via HTTPS.

[IEEE802.1X]

If this machine is used as an IEEE802.1X authentication client, it is used for the following applications:

• Encrypting communication if this machine is authenticated by the IEEE802.1X server via EAP-TLS.

• Submitting a certificate of this machine upon request by the server via EAP-TTLS or EAP-PEAP.

[SSL]: [IPsec]

Used to activate IPsec communication on this machine.

[SSL]: [Remote Panel]

When the screen of this machine is operated remotely with the dedicated software, it is used for the following applications:

• Submitting a certificate of this machine, in the client settings, according to a request by the server on which the dedicated software has been installed.

• Encrypting communication, in the server settings, from a client viewing the screen of this machine to the machine.