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Smart PSS supports video wall control and easily to connect to smart IP camera. As for the alarm, it adds alarm link video stream type and supports to view alarm event with picture or video. Support IPC, DVR, NVR, NVS, video wall controller, NKB. Live preview. Support up to 64*4 preview windows; main/sub stream optional. Support tour task. Auto find/import/export supported; easy to manage up to 256 devices or 2000 channels. Max 36-channel synchronization playback. Time bar and event modes optional. Joystick to control PTZ and zoom in/out and fish-eye camera EPTZ using mouse. Center alarm for organizing alarm channels as whole associated system. Support e-map; you can clearly view and manage all device locations. PC-NVR feature provided for saving cost. TV wall configuration and control. Account management supported; and different users share different privileges. Log for event and user operation. Friendly GUI for an easy operation. Support P2P.

OpenSSL version used in 6.10 and earlier did not have support for RSA PSS forcing ClearPass to negotiate a different cipher suite and hence this issue is not seen in older versions. 6.11 with its updated openSSL module negotiates RSA PSS but fails due to the implementation bug on Microsoft side. So far it seems like only devices with TPM 2.0 revision 1.16 has this issue. If the device supports TPM upgrade, that is one way to fix the issue. However TPM update is not an option in all cases.

Work arounds are to disable RSA-PSS on windows client side or TPM update. If either these options doesn't work, TAC might be able to help disable TLS 1.2 from support shell.

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Work arounds are to disable RSA-PSS on windows client side or TPM update. If either these options doesn't work, TAC might be able to help disable TLS 1.2 from support shell.

PKCS #1 Version 2.1 was published as part of RFC 3447 in 2002 so it has been around for quite some time. Microsoft first implemented support for this in Server 2008 as part of the Crypto Next Generation revision for Windows. This standard defines an alternate and slightly improved method for CAs to sign certificates to eliminate some limited weaknesses. Despite its now 15 year availability, the VAST majority of systems and applications have failed/neglected/ignored the revision. As a result, certificates signed using this process are often unusable. However, the windows API (CAPI/CAPI2) and applications that rely on those API have support for the standard. Outside of that, you are likely to run into a wide range of support issues. 2351a5e196