Status in source: current.
Names: setCrtFileSelector
Technical details
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"\"Set this field to select which file should be downloaded/uploaded via the rpcCrtFile. * **0** means legacy HTTPS. Upload/download certificate and key from the same url with a .crt and .key extension. * **1** means HTTPS certificate * **2** means HTTPS key * **100** means certificate for wlan0, 101 for wlan1 and so on * **200** means private key for wlan0, 201 for wlan1 and so on * **300** means CA certificate for wlan0, 301 for wlan1 and so on * **400** means CA2 certificate for wlan0, 401 for wlan1 and so on * **500** means CRL certificate for wlan0, 501 for wlan1 and so on * **600** means CRL2 certificate for wlan0, 601 for wlan1 and so on * **700** means PKCS#12 container for wlan0, 701 for wlan1 and so on * **10xxx** means upload/download the 'next' file which will be installed during next reboot or by calling `rpcCrtRefresh`. So a value of **10203** means next private key for wlan3. To disable the CA certificate verification on 802.1X write the following string into the ca file (e.g. wlan0ca(300)): ~~~ DISABLE CA CERTIFICATE VERIFICATION. THIS WILL ALLOW A 3RD PARTY TO CAPTURE MY PASSWORD. I KNOW WHAT I AM DOING. ~~~ Applies to AP and STA.\"",
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"Set this field to select which file should be downloaded/uploaded via the rpcCrtFile. * **0** means legacy HTTPS. Upload/download certificate and key from the same url with a .crt and .key extension. * **1** means HTTPS certificate * **2** means HTTPS key * **100** means certificate for wlan0, 101 for wlan1 and so on * **200** means private key for wlan0, 201 for wlan1 and so on * **300** means CA certificate for wlan0, 301 for wlan1 and so on * **400** means CA2 certificate for wlan0, 401 for wlan1 and so on * **500** means CRL certificate for wlan0, 501 for wlan1 and so on * **600** means CRL2 certificate for wlan0, 601 for wlan1 and so on * **700** means PKCS#12 container for wlan0, 701 for wlan1 and so on * **10xxx** means upload/download the 'next' file which will be installed during next reboot or by calling `rpcCrtRefresh`. So a value of **10203** means next private key for wlan3. To disable the CA certificate verification on 802.1X write the following string into the ca file (e.g. wlan0ca(300)): ~~~ DISABLE CA CERTIFICATE VERIFICATION. THIS WILL ALLOW A 3RD PARTY TO CAPTURE MY PASSWORD. I KNOW WHAT I AM DOING. ~~~ Applies to AP and STA."
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