ScepConfiguration Class |
Namespace: Avaya.ClientServices
public class ScepConfiguration
The ScepConfiguration type exposes the following members.
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ScepConfiguration |
Constructor.
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CertificateCAIdentifier |
A string value representing an identifier for the CA certificate with which the certificate
request is to be signed, if the server hosts multiple certificate authorities.
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CertificateCommonName |
A string value representing Common Name (CN) used in the subject of a SCEP certificate request.
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CertificateDistinguishedName |
A string value representing the part of the certificate subject Distinguished Name
(DN) that will be common to all clients.
It must begin with a "/" and may include OU, O, L, ST, and C values.
The default value is the empty string.It is recommended that a forward - slash character "/"
is used as a separator between components, as commas have been found not to work with some servers.
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CertificateKeyLength |
A numeric value representing the bit length of the public and private keys
generated for the SCEP certificate request.
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ChallengePassword |
A string value representing the password to be included (if not empty)
in the challengePassword attribute of an SCEP certificate request.
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HttpProxy |
A string value representing HTTP proxy server that can be between the client and the SCEP server.
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RequestWaitingApproval |
A boolean value representing the client behavior if the SCEP server indicates
that the certificate request is pending manual approval.
If true then the SCEP server will be periodically polled in the background.
Provide an indication that the certificate request is pending
but do not prevent the application from being used.
If false then the application is prevented from being used until a certificate is received
or the request is rejected.
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ServerUrl |
A string value representing an URL of SCEP (Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol) server.
This URL is used to download PKCS #12 file containing an identity certificate and its private key.
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