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Configuring a Certificate for IEEE802.1X, Checking IEEE802.1X Network Status, EAP-TLS, Certiﬁcate

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Administrator's Guide Advanced Security Settings for Enterprise Configuring a Certificate for IEEE802.1X Configure the Client Certificate for IEEE802.1X. When you set it, you can use EAP-TLS and PEAP-TLS as an authentication method of IEEE802.1x. If you want to configure the certification authority certificate, go to CA Certificate. 1. Access Web Config and then select the Network Security tab > IEEE802.1X > Client Certificate. 2. Enter a certificate in the Client Certificate. If you have already imported a certificate published by a Certification Authority, you can copy the certificate and use it in IEEE802.1X. To copy, select the certificate from Copy From, and then click Copy. Related Information & "Accessing Web Config" on page 24 & "Logging on to the Printer Using Web Config" on page 48 & "Obtaining and Importing a CA-signed Certificate" on page 80 Checking IEEE802.1X Network Status You can check the IEEE802.1X status by printing a network status sheet. For more information on printing a network status sheet, see the printer's documentation. Status ID Disable EAP Success Authenticating Config Error Client Certificate Error Timeout Error User ID Error Server ID Error Server Certificate Error CA Certificate Error IEEE802.1X Status IEEE802.1X feature is disable. IEEE802.1X authentication has succeeded and network connection is available. IEEE802.1X authentication has not been completed. Authentication has failed since the user ID has not been set. Authentication has failed since the client certificate is out of date. Authentication has failed since there is no answer from the RADIUS server and/or authenticator. Authentication has failed since the printer's user ID and/or certificate protocol is incorrect. Authentication has failed since the server ID of the server certificate and the server's ID do not match. Authentication has failed since there are the following errors in the server certificate. ❏ The server certificate is out of date. ❏ The chain of the server certificate is incorrect. Authentication has failed since there are the following errors in a CA certificate. ❏ Specified CA certificate is incorrect. ❏ The correct CA certificate is not imported. ❏ CA certificate is out of date. 102

Section	Page
Contents	2
Copyright	4
Trademarks	5
About this Manual	6
Marks and Symbols	6
Descriptions Used in this Manual	6
Operating System References	6
Introduction	8
Manual Component	8
Terms Used in this Guide	8
Terms	8
Example of Network Environment	10
Printer Connection Types	13
Printer Settings and Management	15
Flow of the Printer Settings and Management	15
Network Connection for the Printer	15
Print Function Setting	16
Server and Shared Folder Setting	16
Security Settings	16
Operation and Management Setting	16
Network Connection	18
Before Making Network Connection	18
Gathering Information on the Connection Setting	18
IP Address Assignment	19
DNS Server and Proxy Server	19
Connecting to the Network from the Control Panel	20
Assigning the IP Address	20
Connecting to LAN	21
Function Settings	23
Software for Setting	23
Web Config (Web Page for Device)	23
Using the Print Functions	24
Print Settings for Server / Client Connection	25
Print Settings for Peer to Peer Connection	28
Setting the Server or the Shared Folder	29
Configuring a Mail Server	29
Shared Folder Settings	33
Making System Settings	35
Setting the Control Panel	35
Power Saving Settings During Inactivity	35
Synchronizing the Date and Time with Time Server	36
Setting the Default Value for Upload and Print/Print from Folder (User Default Settings)	36
AirPrint Setup	37
Product Security Settings	38
Introduction of Product Security Features	38
Configuring the Administrator Password	39
Changing the Administrator Password from the Control Panel	39
Changing the Administrator Password Using Web Config	39
Controlling the Panel Operation	40
Enabling the Lock Setting	40
Lock Setting Items for General Settings Menu	41
Other Lock Setting Items	43
Operating Display and Function Setting Individually	43
Restricting Available Features	44
Configuring Access Control	44
Disabling the External Interface	46
Operation and Management Settings	48
Logging on to the Printer as an Administrator	48
Logging on the Printer Using the Control Panel	48
Logging on to the Printer Using Web Config	48
Confirm Information of the Printer	49
Checking the Information from the Control Panel	49
Checking the Information from Web Config	49
Receiving Email Notifications When Events Occur	50
About Email Notifications	50
Configuring Email Notification	50
Updating Firmware	51
Updating the Printer's Firmware using the Control Panel	51
Updating Firmware Using Web Config	52
Updating Firmware without Connecting to the Internet	52
Backing Up the Settings	53
Export the settings	53
Import the settings	53
Solving Problems	55
Hints to Solving Problems	55
Checking the Status of the Printer	55
Checking the Error Message	55
Printing a Network Connection Report	56
Checking the Communication Status	61
Performing the Connection Test	63
Initializing the Network Settings	63
Trouble Case	65
Cannot Access Web Config	65
Issues when Sharing Printers	66
The Shared Server is Slow	66
Printer Settings on the Print Server are not Reflected on the Client Computer	67
Appendix	68
Introduction of Network Software	68
Epson Device Admin	68
EpsonNet Conﬁg	68
EpsonNet Print (Windows Only)	69
EpsonNet SetupManager	69
Making Wi-Fi Settings from the Control Panel (WPS)	70
Making Wi-Fi Settings by Push Button Setup (WPS)	70
Making Wi-Fi Settings by PIN Code Setup (WPS)	71
Using Wi-Fi Direct (Simple AP) Connection	71
Changing the Wi-Fi Direct (Simple AP) Settings	72
Changing the Connection Method	72
Changing from Ethernet Connection to Wi-Fi Connection	73
Changing from Wi-Fi Connection to Ethernet Connection	74
Using Port for the Printer	74
Advanced Security Settings for Enterprise	76
Security Settings and Prevention of Danger	77
Security Feature Settings	78
Making Settings for Password Encryption	78
Encrypting the Password	78
Restoring the Password Encryption Key	79
SSL/TLS Communication with the Printer	79
About Digital Certification	79
Obtaining and Importing a CA-signed Certificate	80
Deleting a CA-signed Certificate	83
Configuring a CA Certificate	83
Controlling Using Protocols	85
Controlling protocols	85
Protocols you can Enable or Disable	85
Protocol Setting Items	86
Encrypted Communication Using IPsec/IP Filtering	89
About IPsec/IP Filtering	89
Configuring Default Policy	89
Configuring Group Policy	93
Configuration Examples of IPsec/IP Filtering	99
Configuring a Certificate for IPsec/IP Filtering	100
Connecting the Printer to an IEEE802.1X Network	100
Configuring an IEEE802.1X Network	100
Configuring a Certificate for IEEE802.1X	102
Checking IEEE802.1X Network Status	102
Solving Problems for Advanced Security	103
Restoring the Security Settings	103
Problems Using Network Security Features	103

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Conﬁguring a Certiﬁcate for IEEE802.1X

Conﬁgure the Client Certiﬁcate for IEEE802.1X. When you set it, you can use

EAP-TLS

and

PEAP-TLS

as an

authentication method of IEEE802.1x. If you want to configure the certification authority certificate, go to

Certiﬁcate

Access Web Conﬁg and then select the

Network Security

tab >

IEEE802.1X

Client Certiﬁcate

Enter a certiﬁcate in the

Client Certiﬁcate

If you have already imported a certificate published by a Certification Authority, you can copy the certificate

and use it in IEEE802.1X. To copy, select the certiﬁcate from

Copy From

, and then click

Copy

Related Information

“Accessing Web Conﬁg” on page 24

“Logging on to the Printer Using Web Conﬁg” on page 48

“Obtaining and Importing a CA-signed Certiﬁcate” on page 80

Checking IEEE802.1X Network Status

You can check the IEEE802.1X status by printing a network status sheet. For more information on printing a

network status sheet, see the printer's documentation.

Status ID

IEEE802.1X Status

Disable

IEEE802.1X feature is disable.

EAP Success

IEEE802.1X authentication has succeeded and network connection is available.

Authenticating

IEEE802.1X authentication has not been completed.

Conﬁg Error

Authentication has failed since the user ID has not been set.

Client Certiﬁcate Error

Authentication has failed since the client certiﬁcate is out of date.

Timeout Error

Authentication has failed since there is no answer from the RADIUS server and/or

authenticator.

User ID Error

Authentication has failed since the printer's user ID and/or certiﬁcate protocol is

incorrect.

Server ID Error

Authentication has failed since the server ID of the server certiﬁcate and the

server's ID do not match.

Server Certiﬁcate Error

Authentication has failed since there are the following errors in the server

certiﬁcate.

❏

The server certiﬁcate is out of date.

❏

The chain of the server certiﬁcate is incorrect.

CA Certiﬁcate Error

Authentication has failed since there are the following errors in a CA certiﬁcate.

❏

Speciﬁed CA certiﬁcate is incorrect.

❏

The correct CA certiﬁcate is not imported.

❏

CA certiﬁcate is out of date.

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