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HTTPS, certificates and web ports

The current web interface uses HTTPS, with HTTP serving redirects. Open Settings → Network → Web Service Ports and use the configuration reported by your device.

Change ports​

  1. Record the current HTTPS address and check that new ports are unused.
  2. Enter the HTTP redirect and HTTPS ports, then Save and apply.
  3. The service restarts and may interrupt video and terminals. Reconnect using the new address, retaining :port for nondefault ports.
  4. Update reverse proxies, router mappings, bookmarks and firewalls as needed.

First access and trusted certificates​

Self-signed certificates may trigger a browser warning. The administrator should check address and certificate before managing trust; unfamiliar-site warnings should not be ignored. Camera, microphone and clipboard functions generally need a secure context. Page access alone does not establish browser permission.

Apps with certificate management support manual import and hot loading under Settings → Network → HTTPS & Certificates. See Certificate import and optional renewal for steps and ACME reference scripts. Update a matching App if this entry is absent on an older version. A reverse proxy can also provide domain certificates; see Persistent directories and logs for storage paths.

Factory reset regenerates device TLS and SSH identities and may change the address. Verify fingerprints again. Browser trust and preferences are not automatically cleared by device reset.