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Generating the Key and Certicate for Network
Communication
1W2Y-04C
A k
ey and certicate can be generated with the machine when it is required for encrypted communication via
Transport Layer Security (TLS). You can use TLS when accessing the machine via the Remote UI. Self-signed certicates
are used with the key and certicate generated in "Network Communication."
● If you want to use a server certicate that has a CA signatur
e, you can generate a CSR together with a key
instead of a certicate.
Generating a Key and Certicate Signing Request (CSR)
(P. 250)
● For more information about the basic operations to be performed when setting the machine from the
Remote UI, see
Setting Up Menu Options from Remote UI(P. 281) .
1
Start the Remote UI and log in to System Manager Mode. Starting Remote
UI(P
. 273)
2
Click [Settings/Registration] on the Portal page.
Remote UI Screen(P. 274)
3
Select [Device Management] [Key and Certicate Settings].
4
Click [Generate Key].
Deleting a registered key and certicate
● Click [Delete] on the right of the k
ey and certicate you want to delete
click [OK].
● A
key and certicate cannot be deleted if it is currently used for some purpose, such as when "[TLS]" or
"[IEEE 802.1X]" is displayed under [Key Usage]. In this case, disable the function or replace the other key
and certicate before deleting it.
5
Select [Network Communication] and click [OK].
6
Specify settings for the key and certicate.
Managing the Machine
247
- User's Guide 1
- Contents 2
- Installation 9
- Power Supply 11
- Handling 12
- Laser beam 13
- When transporting the machine 13
- Other precautions 13
- Important Safety Instructions 14
- Maintenance and Inspections 15
- Consumables 16
- Storing the toner cartridge 17
- Setting Up 19
- Main Functions 21
- Setting from the Remote UI 22
- Importing data fr 22
- Setting PIN to Each Function 24
- Setting the Date/Time 27
- Connecting to a Wired LAN 32
- Push Button Mode 33
- PIN Code Mode 34
- Selecting a Wir 34
- ● In a DHCP envir 41
- Using WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK 43
- Setting IP Addresses 46
- Setting IPv4 Address 47
- Setting IPv6 Addresses 50
- Viewing Network Settings 53
- Conguring DNS(P 55
- Computer 56
- Conguring Printing Pr 57
- Conguring Printer Ports(P 59
- Conguring Printer Ports 60
- Click [Close] 61
- Setting Up Print Server 63
- Conguring the Machine for Y 66
- Environment 66
- Conguring Ethernet Settings 67
- Conguring DNS 71
- Conguring IPv6 DNS 73
- Conguring SMB 75
- Conguring WINS 77
- Specify SNMPv1 settings 80
- Specify SNMPv3 settings 80
- Other Network Settings 83
- Installing Drivers 87
- Parts and Their Functions 93
- Front Side 94
- Paper drawer 95
- Ventilation slots 95
- Operation panel 95
- Insert a USB Memory Device 96
- Back Side 98
- Toner cartridge tray 99
- Paper guides 100
- Paper tray 100
- Paper guides 101
- Basic Operations 102
- Sound Volume key 103
- Energy Saver key 103
- Data indicator 103
- Error indicator 103
- Home key 104
- Stop key 104
- Turning ON the Machine 107
- Turning OFF the Machine 108
- Powering OFF at a Fixed Time 109
- Click [OK] 110
- Using the Operation Panel 111
- Basic Screens 112
- Home Screen 113
- <Device Information> 116
- <Network Information> 117
- <Rmv. Mem. Media> 117
- <Device Status> 117
- Message Display 119
- Basic Operation 120
- Selecting Items 121
- Scrolling the Screen 121
- Changing the Setting V 122
- Entering Text 125
- Value range 126
- Switching the Type of Text 126
- Deleting Text 127
- Logging in to the Machine 129
- Loading Paper 130
- Paper handling and storage 131
- Loading Regular Size Paper 132
- LBP654Cx / LBP653Cdw 133
- LBP613Cdw / LBP611Cn 133
- Loading Custom Size Paper 135
- Pull out the paper drawer 136
- Continue to 138
- For the LBP654Cx / LBP653Cdw 139
- For the LBP613Cdw / LBP611Cn 141
- When loading A5 size paper 142
- Loading Envelopes 144
- In the Paper Drawer 145
- In the Multi-Purpose Tray 145
- Loading Preprinted Paper 147
- Home Screen(P. 107) 150
- Select the paper size 150
- Select the paper type 151
- Available Paper(P. 524) 154
- Purpose T 155
- Touch panel model 159
- Black and white LCD model 159
- Select <Apply> 162
- Customizing the Display 163
- Customizing the Home Screen 164
- Basic Operation(P. 114) 165
- Memory Media Print 166
- Setting Sounds 167
- Entering Sleep Mode 168
- Exiting Sleep Mode 169
- Printing 170
- Printing from a Computer 171
- Paper settings on the machine 172
- Canceling Prints 174
- to Cancel 175
- Useful in the Following Cases 177
- Various Printing Methods 179
- Printing via Secure Print 181
- To select all les 184
- To change the le sort or 185
- <Paper> 185
- <Brightness> 186
- <Number of Copies> 186
- <2-Sided Printing> 186
- <N on 1> 187
- <Set JPEG/TIFF Details> 187
- <Set PDF Details> 188
- Select <Start> 191
- <Color Mode> 193
- <2-Sided> 193
- ➠ Printing starts 197
- From a Computer 198
- From the Operation Panel 199
- Receiving I-Faxes Manually 200
- Linking with Mobile Devices 201
- Connecting Dir 203
- Connecting via a Wir 203
- Connecting Manually 204
- Connecting Using a QR Code 204
- <Use NFC>(P. 415) 205
- Connecting multiple mobile de 206
- ◼ Using Canon PRINT Business 211
- ◼ Printing by Mopria 211
- Using AirPrint 212
- Changing Print Settings 214
- Select [System Preferences] 214
- AirPrint-Dedicated Page 215
- [AirPrint Settings] 215
- [Other Settings] 215
- [Consumables Information] 216
- Printing with AirPrint 217
- Printing from a Mac 218
- Click [Print] 219
- If AirPrint Cannot Be Used 220
- Using Google Cloud Print 221
- Managing the Machine 224
- Ensuring Effective Management 225
- Managing the System Congur 226
- Setting Access Privileges 227
- Logging in to the machine 229
- [Department ID Page Total] 231
- Setting a Remote UI PIN 236
- Using the operation panel 237
- Firewall Settings 238
- Changing Port Numbers 238
- Proxy Settings 238
- TLS Encrypted Communication 238
- IPSec Communication 239
- IEEE 802.1X Authentication 239
- Restart the machine 243
- Setting a Proxy 248
- Conguring the Ke 250
- Communication 253
- Generating a Key and CSR 256
- Click [Store in File] 257
- Conguring IPSec Settings 261
- Specify the IKE Settings 264
- Setting TTLS/PEAP 270
- Restricting USB Functions 272
- Disabling HTTP Communication 272
- Disabling Remote Management 272
- Touch Panel Model 273
- Black and White L 273
- CD Model 273
- Black and White LCD Model 275
- Disabling Remote UI 277
- Starting Remote UI 279
- [Device Basic Information] 280
- Checking the Status and Logs 282
- Checking History of Documents 283
- Checking Error Information 283
- Checking Consumables 283
- Checking Device Specications 284
- Checking Print Total Counter 285
- Remote UI Screen(P. 274) 286
- Click [Edit] 288
- Exporting the Setting Data 290
- Importing the Setting Data 291
- Click [Start Importing] 292
- ➠ If the [Settings/Registr 292
- Checking the Firmware Version 295
- Initializing Settings 296
- Setting Menu List 298
- <Preferences> 300
- <Display Settings> 301
- <Remote UI Language> 302
- <Timer/Energy Settings> 306
- <Date/Time Settings> 307
- <Date Format> 307
- <Time Format> 308
- <Auto Reset Time> 308
- <Auto Shutdown Time> 309
- <Auto Sleep Time> 310
- (0:00 to 23:59) 312
- <Network> 313
- <TCP/IP Settings> 316
- <IPv6 Settings> 317
- <DNS Settings> 318
- <IPv4 Settings> 319
- <WINS Settings> 323
- <LPD Settings> 323
- <RAW Settings> 323
- <WSD Settings> 323
- <Use HTTP> 324
- <Use IPSec> 324
- <Port Number Settings> 324
- <SNMP Settings> 325
- <Acquir 326
- <Format Host Rsr 326
- <Auto Detect> 327
- <Firewall Settings> 328
- <IPv6 Addr 329
- C Address Filter> 329
- <Monitoring Service> 330
- <RMT-SW> 330
- <External Interface> 332
- <Accessibility> 333
- <Contrast> 334
- <Message Display Time> 334
- <Scrolling Speed> 334
- <Cursor Movement Type> 334
- <Manual> 335
- <Volume Settings> 336
- <Job Done Tone> 337
- <Energy Saver Alert> 337
- 1W2Y-05F 338
- <Adjust Image Quality> 339
- <Adjust Print Position> 340
- <Special Processing> 341
- <Paper Curl Correction> 343
- <High Humidity Mode> 344
- <Low Humidity Mode> 344
- <Reduce Ghosting 1> 344
- <Reduce Ghosting 2> 345
- <Correct Uneven Gloss> 346
- <Correct Void> 347
- <Prevent Fogging> 349
- <Reduce Drum Streak> 349
- <Reduce Toner Flaking> 350
- <Maintenance> 353
- <Function Settings> 355
- <Common> 356
- Paper Sources 357
- <Speed Priority> 357
- <Print Side Priority> 358
- <Printer> 359
- <Copies> 360
- <Default Paper> 361
- <Paper Size Override> 361
- <Print Quality> 361
- <Density> 361
- <Toner Save> 362
- <Gradation> 362
- <Resolution> 363
- <Line Control> 365
- <Width Adjustment> 365
- <Advanced Smoothing> 366
- <Gradation Smoothing> 367
- <Layout> 368
- <Binding Location> 368
- Entering the setting value 369
- <Personality> 371
- <Escape Tray Mode> 372
- When <Off> is selected 374
- <UFR II> 374
- <Halftones> 374
- Type of image 375
- Setting value 375
- <Gray Compensation> 376
- <Paper Save> 376
- <PCL> 376
- <Orientation> 377
- <Font Number> 377
- <Point Size> 377
- <Pitch> 378
- <Form Lines> 378
- <Character Code> 378
- <Custom Paper> 379
- <Unit of Measure> 379
- <X dimension> 380
- <Y dimension> 380
- <Append CR to LF> 380
- <BarDIMM> 383
- <FreeScape> 384
- <PS> 384
- <Job Timeout> 384
- <Print PS Errors> 384
- <Pure Black Text> 385
- <Black Overprint> 385
- <RGB Source Pr 386
- <Use Grayscale Prole> 387
- <Output Prole> 387
- <Imaging Settings> 391
- <PDF> 392
- <Enlarge Print Area> 392
- <Print Comments> 393
- <Matching Method> 397
- <XPS> 400
- Type of grayscale conversion 403
- <USB> 404
- <Receive> 405
- <RX Print Size> 406
- <Access Files> 407
- <Memory Media Settings> 416
- <Secure Print> 417
- <Management Settings> 418
- <User Management> 419
- <Device Management> 420
- <Display Job Log> 421
- <Use NFC> 421
- <Register License> 423
- <Remote UI Settings> 423
- <Update Firmware> 424
- <Data Management> 425
- <Initialize Menu> 426
- <Security Settings> 427
- Maintenance 429
- Basic Cleaning 430
- Replacing Consumables 430
- Regular Cleaning 432
- Cleaning the Exterior 433
- Cleaning the Fixing Assembly 434
- Clean Fixing Assembly 435
- Replacing the Toner Cartridge 437
- Open the front cover 438
- Pull out the cartridge tray 439
- Install the toner cartridge 440
- ● Immediately after the fr 441
- Consumables(P. 449) 441
- Amount Remaining in Cartridge 442
- Relocating the Machine 443
- Auto Adjust Gradation 445
- Adjust Print Position 445
- Adjusting Gradation 446
- Adjusting Print Position 448
- Set an adjustment value 449
- Press <Apply> ( ) 449
- Viewing the Counter Value 450
- Printing Reports and Lists 451
- IPSec Policy List 452
- Eco Report 452
- Consumables Status Report 453
- PCL Font List 453
- PS Font List 453
- Cartridge Log Report 454
- Troubleshooting 457
- Is sleep mode activated? 460
- The wir 461
- Remote UI is not displayed 461
- A function in which the wir 463
- Cannot communicate 464
- Cannot Print Pr 465
- You cannot print 465
- Printing seems to be slow. * 467
- Problems with Image Quality 468
- (LBP654Cx / LBP653Cdw) 470
- Smudges Appear on Printouts 471
- Printouts Are Faded 473
- White Spots Appear 478
- Spots Appear 479
- Paper Creases or Curls 482
- Paper Curls 483
- Is paper loaded correctly? 485
- Code) Is Displayed 486
- Cannot print RX data 488
- Direct Connection terminated 492
- Load paper 493
- Memory Full (Secure Print) 494
- Memory Full (Skip Error) 494
- Memory media is restricted 495
- No Paper 495
- Paper jammed 496
- Prepare cartridge 496
- Prepare the black cartridge 496
- Prepare the cyan cartridge 497
- Prepare the yellow cartridge 497
- Printing is restricted 497
- Size/Settings Mismatch 498
- The memory is full 499
- Clearing Paper Jams 506
- If paper tears 507
- If paper jams repeatedly 507
- Paper Jams in the Main Unit 508
- Gently pull out the paper 509
- Lift the duplex unit 509
- Close the rear cover 509
- Open the rear cover 510
- Paper Jams in a Paper Source 511
- ➠ The transport guide lowers 512
- Set the paper drawer 515
- When Contacting Canon 516
- Appendix 517
- Machine Specications 518
- Using Optional Equipment 518
- Third Party Software(P. 514) 519
- Feature Highlights(P. 515) 519
- Notice(P. 553) 519
- Third Party Software 520
- Feature Highlights 521
- Going Green and Saving Money 522
- Improving Eciency 523
- So Much More 524
- Functional Specications 526
- Main Unit 527
- Supported Paper Sizes 530
- Supported Paper Types 531
- Cassette Feeding Module-AF 534
- UFR II Printer Function 535
- PCL/PS Printer Function 535
- Memory Media Print Function 536
- Management Functions 537
- Denition of " 538
- Weak Encryption" 538
- System Environment 539
- Common Specications 540
- Adding a Paper Drawer 541
- Optional Equipment 542
- Obtaining a License Key 543
- Registering a License Ke 543
- ➠ Registr 544
- Select <Close> 544
- Manuals and Their Contents 545
- Viewing User's Guide 546
- Specifying Ho 546
- Top Page 547
- Topic Page 548
- Displaying the Printer Folder 552
- Enabling [Network disco 552
- Open Windows Explorer 553
- Printing a T 554
- Checking the Bit Ar 554
- Checking the Printer Port 555
- Checking Bidir 556
- Checking the SSID to Which Y 557
- When Printing fr 558
- ◼ International ENERGY ST 559
- ◼ IPv6 Ready Logo 559
- ◼ WEEE and Battery Dir 559
- Environmental Information 560
- Disclaimers 560
- Copyright 562
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