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1). Generate Certificates "Own Certificates" using the Security Agent/Security Screen.
2). "Point to" to use Certificates using the CODESYSControl.cfg? Manually edit still?
(Per the "WebServerSSL_en.pdf" manual)
Main questions is:
?- Does Security Agnet do all this now from the document?
2.3 Creating a self-signed certificate
The OpenSSL Toolkit for Windows can be downloaded here: http://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html
Here, the Light package is adequate.
The toolkit is already available on many Linux platforms. Otherwise, use the package manager for later installation.
If OpenSSL is not in the path environment variable, include the path. In the case of the installation stated above (C:\OpenSSL-Win32\bin, or the path stated in the install)
A certificate with a 2048-bit key is created, SHA256 signature and an SHA1 fingerprint.
Set up a folder for storing the key and the certificate. In the example c:\example_cert
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Last edit: justthefacts77 2020-05-15
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Using WebVisu on the Pi (Chromium browser). The connection to the PI's (CSYS WebVisu) IP address/webserver is HTTP.
?- How do you obtain a secure "HTTPS" connection.
Thank you!
Hi.
Check your CODESYS installation folder:
...\GatewayPLC\Documentation\WebServerSSL_en.pdf
There is manual for your question.
Last edit: kislov 2020-05-13
Excellent! looks good. Regards
Ok High Level:
1). Generate Certificates "Own Certificates" using the Security Agent/Security Screen.
2). "Point to" to use Certificates using the CODESYSControl.cfg? Manually edit still?
(Per the "WebServerSSL_en.pdf" manual)
Main questions is:
?- Does Security Agnet do all this now from the document?
2.3 Creating a self-signed certificate
The OpenSSL Toolkit for Windows can be downloaded here:
http://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html
Here, the Light package is adequate.
The toolkit is already available on many Linux platforms. Otherwise, use the package manager for later installation.
If OpenSSL is not in the path environment variable, include the path. In the case of the installation stated above (C:\OpenSSL-Win32\bin, or the path stated in the install)
A certificate with a 2048-bit key is created, SHA256 signature and an SHA1 fingerprint.
Set up a folder for storing the key and the certificate. In the example c:\example_cert
...........
Last edit: justthefacts77 2020-05-15