"provision-secret-copied-message":"Provision secret has been copied to clipboard",
"provision-strategy-x509":{
"certificate-chain":"X509 Certificates Chain",
"hint-certificate-chain":"X.509 certificates strategy is used to provision devices by client certificates in two-way TLS communication. This strategy can check for pre-provisioned devices, update X.509 device credentials, or create new devices. The user uploads X.509 certificate to the device profile and sets a regular expression to fetch the device name from Common Name (CN)... <a href='' target='_blank'>More</a>",
"hint-certificate-chain":"X.509 certificates strategy is used to provision devices by client certificates in two-way TLS communication. This strategy can check for pre-provisioned devices, update X.509 device credentials, or create new devices. The user uploads X.509 certificate to the device profile and sets a regular expression to fetch the device name from Common Name (CN).<br><br>Client certificates must be signed by X.509 certificate, pre-uploaded for this device profile to provision devices by the strategy. The client must establish a TLS connection using the entire chain of certificates (this chain must include device profile X.509 certificate on the last level). If a device already exists with outdated X.509 credentials, this strategy automatically updates it with the device certificate's credentials from the chain. <br><br><b>Important:</b> Uploaded certificates should be neither root nor intermediate certificates that are provided by a well-known Certificate Authority (CA).",
"allow-create-new-devices":"Create new devices",
"hint-allow-create-new-devices":"Hint: if selected new devices will be created with correct device credentials from client certificate.",
"cn-regex-variable-required":"CN Regular Expression variable is required",
"hint-cn-regex-variable":"Required to fetch device name from device's X509 certificate's common name.",
"regex-examples":"<b>Examples of RegEx usage:</b><ol><li><b>Pattern:</b> <code>.*</code> - matches any character (until line terminators)<br><b>CN sample:</b> <code>DeviceName\\nAdditionalInfo</code><br><b>Pattern matches:</b> <code>DeviceName</code> OR <code>DeviceName\\nAdditionalInfo</code><br><br></li><li><b>Pattern:</b> <code>^([^@]+)</code> - matches any string that starts with one or more characters that are not the <code>@</code> symbol (<code>@</code> could be replaced by any other symbol)<br><b>CN sample:</b> <code>DeviceName@AdditionalInfo</code><br><b>Pattern matches:</b> <code>DeviceName</code><br><br></li><li><b>Pattern:</b> <code>[\\w]*$</code> (equivalent to <code>[a-zA-Z0-9_]*$</code>) - matches zero or more occurences of any word character (letter, digit or underscore) at the end of the string<br><b>CN sample:</b> <code>AdditionalInfo2110#DeviceName_01</code><br><b>Pattern matches:</b> <code>DeviceNane_01</code></li></ol><b>Note:</b> Client will get error response in case regex is failed to match."
"regex-examples":"<b>Examples of RegEx usage:</b><ol><li><b>Pattern:</b> <code>.*</code> - matches any character (until line terminators)<br><b>CN sample:</b> <code>DeviceName\\nAdditionalInfo</code><br><b>Pattern matches:</b> <code>DeviceName</code><br><br></li><li><b>Pattern:</b> <code>^([^@]+)</code> - matches any string that starts with one or more characters that are not the <code>@</code> symbol (<code>@</code> could be replaced by any other symbol)<br><b>CN sample:</b> <code>DeviceName@AdditionalInfo</code><br><b>Pattern matches:</b> <code>DeviceName</code><br><br></li><li><b>Pattern:</b> <code>[\\w]*$</code> (equivalent to <code>[a-zA-Z0-9_]*$</code>) - matches zero or more occurences of any word character (letter, digit or underscore) at the end of the string<br><b>CN sample:</b> <code>AdditionalInfo2110#DeviceName_01</code><br><b>Pattern matches:</b> <code>DeviceName_01</code></li></ol><b>Note:</b> Client will get error response in case regex is failed to match."
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