Transition to HTTPS protocol on RUTX devices from RutOS 7.12

[Marija]

Dear community,

We would like to inform you that with the release of RutOS version 7.12 in January 2025, HTTP protocol will be disabled by default on RUTX devices, and HTTPS Redirect will be enabled to enhance the security of WebUI and API communications.

For more information, please visit our wiki page: Transition to HTTPS Protocol - RutOS 7.12

We appreciate your understanding.

[Mike]

Link not working … EDIT: it is now

[TeWe]

Thanks for the heads-up

[Daumantas]

We have also created a few Wiki examples on how to bypass the “insecure connection” warnings:

• Eliminating HTTPS Warnings: Using Let's Encrypt - Teltonika Networks Wiki
• Removing HTTPS Warnings with Device-Generated Certificates - Teltonika Networks Wiki

Feel free to ask us here if you have any questions regarding this topic!

[budget-angler]

Hi, please can I clarify something about Certification Generation for HTTPS connections and other things. Your example shows

My questions are about what goes into the ‘IP addresses’ field.

a) is it the router IP on the LAN e.g. 192.168.0.1 ?

b) is it the IP of the Windows PC that I use to access the WebUI on the router e.g. 192.168.0 45 ?

c) if b) is the answer, and I use several PC’s to access the router’s WebUI, do I enter all their IP’s?

d) does the field accept an entry for a whole subnet e.g. 192.168.0.0 or 192.168.0.0/24 ?

Apologies for what must seem a pretty basic question but my exposure to certificates has been minimal.

Thanks you.

[Daumantas]

Hello,

I have revised the article and added a clarification:

This field allows multiple entries as there might be more interfaces configured on the router from which the WebUI can be accessed. This field only accepts host addresses (not subnet).
Let us know if there are any other questions!

[budget-angler]

Thank you for a quick reply.