MQTT TLS connection to mosquitto broker
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RE: MQTT TLS connection to mosquitto broker
by austin ·
Hi @haricane00
As mentioned before, entering certificates other than the Root CA is not supported when connecting to MQTT SSL/TLS.
Therefore, if you want to enter certificates, you have to implement that part on the application and use it.
If entering the Root CA certificate is sufficient, please refer to the ‘AT+CASEND’ AT command in the document below.
RE: MQTT TLS connection to mosquitto broker
by haricane00 ·
Hi Austin,
Thanks for the response.
Maybe entering a ROOT CA cert is sufficient for me. If I load that via AT+CASEND command, will it set stored in flash and will it persist across reboots, or will I have to send it each time wizfi is powered up?
Also I came across this document on your website:
How to connect WiZfi360 to AWS:
Is this method working? This seems to allow loading private key and device cert into wizfi360. How?
Kind regards,
Hari
RE: MQTT TLS connection to mosquitto broker
by austin ·
Hi @haricane00
Yes, if you enter the Root CA certificate with the ‘AT+CASEND’ command, it is stored in flash and remains in flash after reboot.
The command to enter the private key and client key used in the guide document you shared are commands used to connect AWS IoT Cloud, so it cannot be used for general MQTT connection.