Guide for Creating CA-signed certificate for Windows PC

I have an Ignition Edge session running through my Groov EPIC that broadcasts a dashboard to a monitor in our cleanroom. Every time the web page reloads I get the security warning message (“Your connection is not private”, etc.) that you have to bypass.

When I first got my Groov EPIC, I had found a guide for setting up a CA-signed certificate for my own computer so that I could acces Groov Manage without having to bypass the warning message each time (this was about 5 months ago). The guide was on the Opto 22 website and it was pretty straightforward (it showed how to create the certificate and where to install it in Windows).

I want to create a certificate for the computer that broadcasts to the monitor in our cleanroom so I can get rid of the security warning, however I can’t seem to find that same tutorial I had used a few months ago. Could anyone point me in the right direction?

Hi Matt, Here is the online training section that covers certificates: https://training.opto22.com/path/groov-manage-for-groov-epic/commissioning-groov-epic

The following topics are covered:
Setting Up an Encrypted Connection
5 - About the Server SSL Certificate
6 - Creating and Downloading a Server SSL Certificate
7 - Installing the Server SSL Certificate on Your Computer
8 - Confirming there’s a Secure Connection

Our cybersecurity resources page is also a good resource: Opto22 - Cybersecurity

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That’s the one, thanks!

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You’re welcome. This video from Inductive University is helpful as well: Requiring SSL Video at Inductive University