Importing a Certificate

Certificate files can be imported from either an inserted storage device (USB or Micro SD) or the LR 10G's internal file system.

1. Make the certificate file available on your LR 10G unit by saving it to a USB drive or Micro SD card inserted into your unit or by transferring to the file system using a USB-C cable or email. (See Managing Files for help.)

2. To run an AutoTest Wired Profile using 802.1X with certificate authentication, set up the profile with the following 802.1X test settings:

   1. 802.1X: Enabled

   2. EAP Type: EAP TLS, PEAP TLS, or TTLS EAP TLS

3. In AutoTest > Wired Connection settings, tap the Certificate setting to open the Certificates screen.



4. Tap the floating action button (FAB) to open the Import Certificate dialog box.

   

5. Tap Click to select beneath the Certificate field to open the Files app.

6. In the Files app, navigate to the folder or storage device where your certificate file is saved.

7. Tap the menu button to open the left-side navigation drawer.

8. Navigate to the required certificate file, and tap to select it.

   After you select the file, the Files app closes, and the Import Certificate dialog displays the chosen certificate file.

9. Enter the certificate's password if it is password protected.

10. Tap IMPORT.

11. If desired, tap the fields to edit the Name and Description of the certificate. The name defaults to the certificate file name.

12. Tap the back button to return to the Certificates list screen. The newly added certificate appears selected in the list.

13. Tap the back button to return to the Connection settings.

After running the AutoTest, you can review the Connect Log from the Wired 802.1X Test screen to verify or troubleshoot certificate authentication.