The /usr/local/nxdrv/conf/remote-publisher.conf file on the connected Linux or UNIX system controls the issuing of security certificates to remote publishing clients. It is used when a remote client is configured.
Enter configuration statements, one per line.
Lines that begin with an octothorpe (#) are comments.
# This is a comment line.
The CA-DELAY statement specifies the number of days that the Certificate Authority remains valid.
CA-DELAY=days
CA-DELAY=3650
The CLIENT-DELAY statement specifies the number of days that the client certificate remains valid.
CLIENT-DELAY=days
CLIENT-DELAY=1025
The VERIFY-SERIAL-NUMBERS statement specifies whether the driver shim verifies that the certificate serial number of a connecting client matches the serial number specified for it in a CLIENT statement.
VERIFY-SERIAL-NUMBERS={true|false}
VERIFY-SERIAL-NUMBERS=true
The NEXT-SERIAL-NUMBER statement specifies the next unused client certificate serial number.
NEXT-SERIAL-NUMBER=number
NEXT-SERIAL-NUMBER=1000
CLIENT statements are written by the driver shim when a remote client is configured, and are used by the driver shim to verify a client when it connects to publish a password.
CLIENT ADDRESS=address1,address2, . . . SERIAL=serialNumber
CLIENT ADDRESS=192.168.17.41,192.168.17.42,192.168.17.46 SERIAL=1952