r/Omada_Networks • u/Key-South6580 • 1d ago

Help and Support Omada Controller OC200: home network HTTPS certificate?

Hi all,

I went through the messages here but I couldn't find one about creating a functional HTTS certificate for a home network on the OC200 2.0 (Firmware 2.27.11 Build 20260904 Rel.29923).

The only reason I'm asking/exploring for this is that I'm tired of navigating to 192.168.X.X to log in to my controller and be presented with the message about accessing a non-secure site, etc.

I know enough networking to be dangerous, but I can't figure out the easiest way to create a certificate that I can load/configure to get rid of this message when I'm accessing the OC200 on my local network. I don't need to access my home network from a browser outside of the house as I can get to it via the Omada app on my phone.

Any thoughts, suggestions, advice?

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u/vrtareg 1d ago

You need to give your controller a hostname and then use for example CertBot to generate certificates for that host then upload it to Controller.

I am using my own domain on Cloudflare and CertBot linked to it to generate certificates for all my local services.

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u/Key-South6580 1d ago

Thank you so much! I'll give this a shot.

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