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MqttCredsLDAP
MqttCredsLDAP
LDAP

Chariot can be configured to use an LDAP server for MQTT client authentication and authorization instead of Chariot's MQTT Credentials.

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This feature is available in Chariot v2.4.2 and newer

Review the LDAP for MQTT Clients for configuration details

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The System page allows for the configuration of the Chariot MQTT Server's system settings as well as enabling secure (SSL/TLS) connections and uploading certificates. 

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A detailed tutorial for setting up SSL/TLS can be found here: Securing Chariot® MQTT Server

It comprises three tabs: Configuration, Certificates and Backup/Restore

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SystemConfiguration
SystemConfiguration
Configuration

The System page uses the following form to configure the system settings:

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  • Server Name
    • An optional name for this Chariot installation.
  • Enable HTTP
    • Whether to enable non-secure HTTP connections to the Chariot Web UI.
  • HTTP Port
    • The port that the Chariot MQTT Server will use for HTTP.
  • Enable HTTPS
    • Whether to enable Secure HTTPS connections to the Chariot Web UI.
  • HTTPS Port
    • The port that the Chariot MQTT Server will use for HTTPS.

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SystemCertificates
SystemCertificates
Certificates

The certificates tab provides the means to upload the necessary certificates and keys for setting up SSL/TLS.

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The "Delete SSL" button can be used to remove the certificate and key from the Chariot MQTT Server and revert to a "SSL Not Setup" state.

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SystemBackup
SystemBackup
Backup/Restore

This tab allows for the backup and restore of Chariot configuration data.

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The backup does not include any SSL certificates that may have been loaded. If configured for SSL, make sure to also copy the ssl.jks keystore from <OLD_chariot_install_folder>/security directory and save the ssl.jks keystore and exported backup.tgz file in a safe, known location

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