Configure the Common Criteria certification settings

System Administrator Guide for VSP One Block 85
Version
A0-05-4x
Audience
anonymous
Part Number
MK-26VSP1B030-03
ft:lastEdition
2026-06-22

Use the following procedure to enable the security functions for Common Criteria certification. Note that the Common Criteria Certification functions are disabled by default.

  • You must have the Security Administrator (View & Modify) role to perform this task.
  1. Log in to the maintenance utility.
  2. Under Menu in the navigation tree (bottom left), click System Management > Set Up Common Criteria Certification.
  3. Enable the desired functions in the Set Up Common Criteria Certification window.

    Selecting the Comply with Common Criteria Certification option enables all of the functions in the following table.

    Item

    Description

    Output Management Port TLS Communication Log to Audit Log

    Select Enable or Disable.

    If you enable this function, TLS communication* with the management port is recorded in audit logs.

    * When you send a request by using a web browser or REST API client on the management PC, the start or end of TLS communication is logged in audit logs.

    Add validation item when uploading Certificate Files

    Select Enable or Disable.

    If you enable this function, validation items verified during upload of certificate files are added*, so that more rigid verification is performed.

    * Caution: Upload of certificates might not be available after this function is enabled, even if the certificates could be uploaded before.

    For details about the validation items that are added when this function is enabled, see SSL/TLS requirements.
  4. Confirm the settings, and then click Apply.
  5. When the completion message appears, click Close.
    The ESM is restarted, and the login window appears.
  6. Log in with the maintenance account again.
  7. Under Menu in the navigation tree (bottom left), click System Management > Set Up Common Criteria Certification.
  8. In the Set Up Common Criteria Certification window, confirm that the settings that comply with the Common Criteria certification are properly configured.