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One advantage of open source firmware is the ability to use //https// for accessing the web based configuration tools (aka Web GUI). However, with Tomato USB there is no obvious option to upload a signed certificate. If you're running your own Home-CA, eg. by using [[https:// | One advantage of open source firmware is the ability to use //https// for accessing the web based configuration tools (aka Web GUI). However, with Tomato USB there is no obvious option to upload a signed certificate. If you're running your own Home-CA, eg. by using [[https:// | ||
docs/tips_n_tricks/tomato.html.txt · Last modified: 03.05.2021 19:08 CEST by peter