How to setup HTTPS with self-signed certificate on RemotEye 4

Updated: 02/23/2023
Article #: 33


1) First enable HTTPS, HTTPS may be enabled to ensure secure access to the web application of the RemotEye 4 IoT card, which will encrypt communication between the web browser and RemotEye 4. RemotEye 4 cards come with both HTTP and HTTPS enabled, however, should HTTPS be disabled, the following steps should be followed to enable it:

 

  1. SSH or Telnet to the RemotEye 4.
  2. Enter your admin credentials to access the console settings.
  3. Select "1" for "RemotEye 4 Card Settings"

     

  4. Select "2" for "Network Contol Group"

     

     

     

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    Select "9" for "HTTP/HTTPS Control Group"

     

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    Select "3" for "HTTPS Control" and enable it. 

     

     

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2. Log in to become an Administrator and go to the settings page by clicking the "Settings" ▶ "RemotEye 4 System Settings" ▶ "System/Network"

3. Go to the HTTPS/SSL Certificate section

            

4. Choose to create a new IP or FQDN server CA certificate

5. Wait approximately 1 minute for the certificate to be created

5. Download the CA Root certificate

6. Open and Install the downloaded certificate

    -For Windows users, navigate through the certificate wizard and install it under "Trusted Root Certification Authorities."

    -For Mac users, navigate to "Keychain Access", drop the certificate under "System" and set "Trust" settings to "Always Trust"

7. Re-open the browser and reach web server using https://

 

 







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