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Import SPE certificate: IP Devices > IP Gateway Configuration > VoIP Security > tab Credentials

Figure 392. Browse for the certificate.

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The importing and activation of the certificate can be combined in one step.

Figure 393. Select the certificate.

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Passphrase is the password which is used to encrypt the content of the p12 file. It is created when the p12 file was created.
IMPORTANT:
Don't confuse this passphrase with the passphrase configured in Assistant and used to activate Secure Trace. These two passphrases have nothing to do with each other.

Figure 394. The certificate has been successfully imported.

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Figure 395. Activate the certificate.

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Figure 396. Certificate is active. Status (Status active/Import) is equal.

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You can use the WBM application in HG 3500/3575 V4 and newer to check if the import operations worked properly and the certificates were activated. Access is possible with the HiPath 4000 Assistant.
Menu: Menu: Expert Access > HiPath 4000 > HG35xx Web Based Management
In the WBM you can view the certificates in the following directory:
  1. Configuration > Security > Signaling and Payload Encryption (SPE)
    There should be two entries:
  • SPE Certificate
  • SPE CA Certificate(s)
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