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• SSH Host Key: This key is used for authenticating the radio to all machines that want to

connect to it via SSH. A common way this key is generated on a computer is 'openssl

ecparam -name secp521r -genkey -noout -out yourfilename`. You may either upload your

own key or generate one on the radio. Once you upload/generate a new key, the previous

one is gone. You can get the original key by Factory Reset -> Zeroize. (Note that the

generated text from the above command will encode both a private and public key in the

text).

• HTTPS Certificate: This certificate is used to establish a HTTPS connection. If you are using

a factory default or radio generated certificate and haven't added an exception of this

certificate to your browser, you will see a message like below from your browser. This is

because the certificate is signed by the radio and not a trusted Certificate Authority. You

can bypass this by clicking "ADVANCED" in chrome, (or adding an exception in Firefox).

The simplest way to generate a new certificate is to click "Generate Certificate and Save"

button. If you are on HTTPS when you do this, you must also refresh the page. If you want

to generate your own certificate, you must first generate a key pair (secp256r1,

secp384r1, or secp521r1). Then create a X.509 certificate and append your private key to

it. Copy the certificate text to the "Add a HTTPS Certificate" section, then click "Add

Certificate and Save."

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