18.12.2023, 18:37
how to setup https on ziserr for knx. i have buy ssl certificate and i need to know how to install it on wiseer for knx
HTTPS communications on Logic machine
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18.12.2023, 18:37
how to setup https on ziserr for knx. i have buy ssl certificate and i need to know how to install it on wiseer for knx
19.12.2023, 08:28
In System - Services - HTTP SSL certificate.
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Ctrl+F5 (05.01.2024, 10:19)JiyaHana Wrote: Access the system interface, find SSL/TLS settings, upload SSL certificate with private key and intermediates, save, restart services if needed, then verify using https. thant you for your answer but on wiser for knx we just have two fields : private key and certificat(sha256). now my question is how to install intermediate certificate
05.01.2024, 11:08
Certificate field can accept a chain of several certificates (including root and intermediates). But for this to work you need a domain or a sub-domain because a valid certificate cannot be assigned to an IP address.
(05.01.2024, 11:08)admin Wrote: Certificate field can accept a chain of several certificates (including root and intermediates). But for this to work you need a domain or a sub-domain because a valid certificate cannot be assigned to an IP address. i made port forwarding on my wiser and now my wiser is available on my public domain name (elecit.net). i get private key from my public ip provider. is it possible to use open ssl on wiser to generate certificat using private key. thank you
05.01.2024, 12:13
openssl binary can be called from scripts via os.execute(). But since this is a non-standard feature we cannot provide any further support for it.
05.01.2024, 12:24
(05.01.2024, 12:13)Thankadmin Wrote: openssl binary can be called from scripts via os.execute(). But since this is a non-standard feature we cannot provide any further support for it. Ok thanks, now if i générate certification on m'y computer using private Key provide by my domaine provide and pastel it on wiser could it work Best regard
05.01.2024, 12:26
It should work this way too.
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