Install an Intermediate Certificate
Use the following arguments to install an intermediate certificate on an MFP.
Argument |
Description |
Possible Values |
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--address |
Address of the MFP (required) |
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--deviceuser |
The account to use for authenticating into the device (required) |
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--devicepassword |
The password of the account for authenticating into the device |
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--onlyssl |
Allow only an SSL connection to the device.
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true, false (default: false) |
--certvalidation |
Used only when “onlyssl” is set to true. If “certvalidation” is also set to true, a connection to the device will only be established if the SSL certificate can be validated as a trusted certificate. Trusted Root Certificates are managed through the built-in Windows Certificate Management. |
true, false (default: false) |
--certfile |
The location of the intermediate certificate file (required) |
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--certnumber |
The MFP certificate location (required) |
1-6 |
Sample Output – Success
Starting device session
Locking device
Reading certificate file
Installing intermediate certificate
Unlocking device
Ending device session
Sample Output – Success reading certificate from standard input
Starting device session
Locking device
Reading certificate from standard input
Installing intermediate certificate
Unlocking device
Ending device session
Sample Output – Intermediate Certificate not in chain of the installed certificate
Starting device session
Locking device
Reading certificate file
Installing intermediate certificate
Failed to install intermediate certificate. Error code: 20, Message: CA does not match between certificate and intermediate certificate
Unlocking device
Ending device session
Sample Output – Unsupported certificate file format
Starting device session
Locking device
Reading certificate file
Installing intermediate certificate
Failed to install intermediate certificate. Error code: 18, Message: Unsupported certificate format
Unlocking device
Ending device session