C•CURE 800/8000 Monitoring Station Guide - Tyco Security Products

Update Digital CertificateThe user must generate the CA certificate first using the Admin clientapplication. If the file has been manually deleted by the user, then the updatewill fail, and a journal message is logged stating that a certificate has not beengenerated.If the host certificate database record does not exist, an error message displaysand the operation will abort. The error message indicates that the hostcertificate has not been generated or cannot be located.The user must generate the host certificate first using the Admin clientapplication. If the files (Key or Pem) have been manually deleted by the user,then the update will fail, and a journal message is logged stating that acertificate has not been generated.If the driver detects that some controller certificate records don't exist an errorwindow will be displayed and the operation will abort.If any of the controller files (Key or Pem) have been manually deleted by theuser, then the update will fail, and a journal message will be logged statingthat a certificate has not been generated.Finally, a warning message is displayed to warn the user of the possiblefailure situation and how to recover from it.If the Custom Host key management mode is selected in Options>SystemVariables on the Certificate tab in the Admin client application, and the CAcertificate Database record doesn’t exist, an error message displays and theoperation halts.If the host certificate database record does not exist, an error message displaysand the operation halts. An error message will inform the user that “The hostcertificate has not been generated or cannot be located. Please generate thehost certificate first.”If the host files (Key or Pem) have been manually deleted by the user, then theupdate will fail, and a journal message is logged stating that a certificate hasnot been generated.If some controller certificate records do not exist, an error window displaysand the operation halts.C•CURE 800/8000 Monitoring Station User Guide 3–115