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* Multi device settings: All settings on the configured remote devices. | * Multi device settings: All settings on the configured remote devices. | ||
* Users: All users and their passwords. The admin user cannot be changed and cannot be deleted by a configuration import. | * Users: All users and their passwords. The admin user cannot be changed and cannot be deleted by a configuration import. | ||
The button "Save current system configuration on Multimeter" will store the current configuration as a file on the device itself (in contrast to the export feature, which will download the file the user's computer). | |||
When there are saved configuration available, any of them can be selected and load onto the system again. It is also possible to delete the configuration. | |||
=== SSL certificate === | === SSL certificate === | ||
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The '''Reset to default SSL certificate''' button will remove any user-provided SSL certificate and the user interface will be served using the default SSL certificate. | The '''Reset to default SSL certificate''' button will remove any user-provided SSL certificate and the user interface will be served using the default SSL certificate. | ||
It is currently not possible to issue a signing request procedure. To use a certificate which needs to be signed by a company CA, the user has to create that certificate on a separate machine, create the signing request, and deploy the final certificate to the appliance using the above option. | It is currently not possible to issue a signing request procedure. To use a certificate which needs to be signed by a company CA, the user has to create that certificate on a separate machine, create the signing request, and deploy the final certificate to the appliance using the above option. | ||
Some features also connect to external SSL services, for instance when sending email notifications via SMTP or when searching for [[Firmware update|firmware updates]]. Usually these SSL connections are verified with the builtin CA certificate pool. It is also possible to upload one or many own CA certificates which are used additionally to the system ones. | |||
The button "Install SSL CA certificates" opens a dialog where the file can be selected and uploaded. This file must contain certificates in the PEM format. It may contain multiple certificates. Uploading new certificates will replace the existing ones. The button "Remove SSL CA certificates" will delete the previously installed custom CA certificates so that only the system CA pool is used again for certificate verification. | |||