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Important You must load a local source certificate before you can export an external one. |
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Note This procedure is only required if the Conventional source type is selected on the General sub-tab. It is not required if you are using SpeedDine. |
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Hint For background information on secure data transmission between an Connect Source and SpeedLine, see About Secure Connections. |
1.Click the Settings tab, click the System group, and then click SpeedLine Connect. 
2.Click the SpeedLine Connect Sources tab, and then click the Connection tab.
3.Select the Use Secure Connection (TLS) check box.
4.In the External Source Certificate area, click Export. A password prompt appears.
5.Do one of the following:
•To protect the certificate with a password (recommended), enter and confirm the password.
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•To leave the certificate unprotected (this is not recommended), leave the password fields blank and click OK.
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Note If you protect the certificate with a password as recommended, ensure that the Connect Source will use password authentication with the External Source Certificate. |
6.The certificate is exported as <Connect Source Name> External Source Certificate.pfx in C:\SpeedLine\Data\Keys on the primary server [To determine whether a station is the primary server, secondary server, or a work station, log in to Terminal and look at the bottom of the screen, or run WS Config (found on the Start menu under SpeedLine Solutions Inc).].
Add a 3rd Party Connect Source SpeedStart Tutorial 
•Add a Connect Source Tutorial Home
•Step 1: Set Connect Source General Properties
•Step 2: Set Connect Source General Properties
•Step 3: Set Connect Source Restrictions
•Step 4: Set Connect Source Connection
•Step 5: Load a Local Source Certificate
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Step 6: Generate the External Source Certificate
