Security preferences
SSH Access
SSH provides a secure channel over an unsecured network in a client-server architecture. We support SSH keys of 1024, 2048 and 4096 bits in length.
To enable SSH access and add an SSH key:
- Log in to the web interface and select Preferences > Security.
- Scroll down to SSH – Secure Shell.
- Select the checkbox next to Enable Admin User SSH Key. The Enable SSH Access checkbox should already be selected.
- Add Key PEM File.
- Select Save.
509 Authentication
X.509 certificates are used to enhance device-level authentication.
To enable 509 authentication:
- Log in to the web interface and select Preferences > Security.
- Scroll down to HTTP – Hypertext Transfer Protocol.
- Select the checkbox next to 509 Authentication to enable.
- Add files:
- Certificate PEM File
- CA PEM File
- Key PEM File
- Type in your Client Key Private Key Passphrase (optional).
- Select Save.
- You will be prompted to confirm the changes, and then the network interface will restart and you will need to relaunch your browser. When you are ready, select Yes.