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MQTT Modules can be enabled to use SSL/TLS to encrypt the communication between MQTT clients which is useful if used on a public network.

Note
MQTT communications are not encrypted by default and enabling SSL/TLS is highly recommended on a public network. 


Ignition supports certificates from both your organization's internal CA, as well as commercial CA's (Verisign, GoDaddy, Comodo, etc). Self-signed certificates can be genertaed by Ignition and they are useful for testing environment and non-public networks.

Warning
Self-signed certificates should not be used in a production environment on a public network.


As of module release version 4.0.4, the Cirrus Link modules are capable of reusing the existing Ignition web server provided SSL certificates to secure your MQTT communication. This is the recommended process to secure your MQTT communication

Configuring Secure MQTT Communication

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using SSL/TLS.

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Convert Ignition Keystore to Distributor Keystore

  • Steps to convert an existing Ignition Java keystore of type PKCS #12 to a Distributor Java keystore of type JKS.

Create a Java Keystore (JKS) File


Follow the links below to configure Ignition SSL and the MQTT modules:

Note
Using self-signed certificates created outside of Ignition are not supported




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