We have done videos about SSL/TLS certificates before, but what if you want your router to access HTTPS content safely? DoH, adlist and fetch can all make use of certificates available on the device.
0:00 Intro
0:50 How https authentication works on the web
3:19 Chain of Trust
4:25 Import the Certificate for adlist
5:01 fetch example
5:49 Outro
0:00 Intro
0:50 How https authentication works on the web
3:19 Chain of Trust
4:25 Import the Certificate for adlist
5:01 fetch example
5:49 Outro
- Category
- MikroTik
- Tags
- mikrotik, routerboard, routeros
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