Specifications
a key bit length of 1024 or 2048 when generating a CSR.
No redirect to the BSC's login page with Windows 7 clients 
Allow HTTP outgoing to the OCSP and CRL urls of your SSL certificate in the un-
registered role.  
The default behavior of many of the browsers today for example Windows 7 with IE8 is if it 
cannot check the validity of the SSL certificate it considers it invalid. The unfortunate thing is 
the browser does not display a message or anything to indicate it could not validate the certificate 
it simply just doesn't display a page or displays a generic page cannot be displayed message. 
Before a client is authenticated they are placed in the un-registered role. By default the un-
registered role only allows DNS outgoing therefore the browser is unable to check the validity of 
the certificate and doesn't redirect to the login page. 
If you go to web logins>ssl certificate on the right hand side you will see the properties of your 
certificate. There you should see the OCSP (Online Certificate Status Protocol) or CRL 
(Certificate Revocation List) urls. You may see one or both depending on the certificate. The 
browser uses these to check the validity of the certificate.  
Go to user roles>roles>click to edit the un-registered role>policies and allow HTTP to the OCSP 
and CRL urls. It is recommended you upgrade to a minimum of 6.5.1.03 before allowing HTTP 
to the urls as this software release introduces destination hostnames to account for the multiple ip 
addresses that may resolve to a host name.
Obtaining 14 Digit Product Serial Numbers of BSC, BSAP, BVMS, and vWLAN  
BlueSecure Controller (BSC) 
-In the web based administrative console go to Maintenance>Upgrade 
-It may be necessary to read the serial number off of the physical hardware if you are unable to 
access the web based administrative console or the serial number is not displayed under 
Maintenance>Upgrade.  
BlueView Management System (BVMS) 
-Read the serial number off of the physical hardware as it is not available electronically.  
BlueSecure Access Points (BSAP) 
BSAP-15XX, BSAP-1600, and BSAP-1700 
-Read the serial number off of the physical hardware as it is not available electronically.  










