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This document details how to create the certificate authority, a root certificate, and a device certificate along with adding the required certificates to both the Azure IoT Hub and Azure Injector configurations.
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| You will also need the CA certificate that signed the SSL certificate being used on the Azure IoT Hub server to include in the Azure Injector configuration |
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The command line tools openssl and keytool are used. Install the OpenSSL command line tool and add the OpenSSL PATH in the Windows environment variables if necessary. Keytool is part of the standard java distribution and is located in the bin sub-directory of your jdk installation directory. Add the keytool PATH in the Windows environment variables if necessary. You will need to restart any open command window to pick up this configuration change. |
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| Friendly Name | Certificate Filename | File Description | File Location |
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| CACertificateThe CA Certificate that signed the SSL cert being used on the IoTHub server | |||
| DeviceCertificate | CertDevice.pem | Device Certificate | iotcerts/certs/device/CertDevice.pem |
| DeviceKey | CertDevice.key | Device Private Key | iotcerts/certs/device/CertDevice.key |
Update the Azure Injector > Settings > Azure IoT Hubs > Settings configuration to use the certificates as shown below. Note : the certificates created do not use a Password
Verify the connection is established as shown by the Status on the Azure Injector > Settings > Azure IoT Hubs view
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