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When you load the CNA applet, a Java security-warning window opens, and asks you if you want to install and run the applet. If you deny permission, the applet continues to run, but you cannot perform certain tasks.
If you click Grant Always, an Avaya Java certificate is written to the hard disk drive of your workstation, and you do not see the security warning window on subsequent sessions.
To remove the certificate, use the Java Control Panel from the Windows Control Panel. Note that this certificate is available only through the Java control panel. The certificate does not appear in the Certificate Manager that is accessible from the Netscape Preferences menu command, or in the Internet Options dialog in Internet Explorer.
NOTE: Certification is valid for as long as the browser session remains open. If you use Netscape, you cannot close the session until you close all instances of Netscape, including Netscape Messenger and any open e-mail messages. If you use Microsoft Windows, a secure session is indicated by a Java security icon in the portion of the Windows task bar that shows the currently running processes. As long as the icon remains in the task bar, the session remains open. If you entered the enable password during your session, that password also remains in memory. Any user can relaunch the CNA Web interface and have full access to the device as long as the Java certificate remains valid.
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