Switching Between HTTP and HTTPS

  • You can enable or disable HTTPS. When using a System Self-Signed Certificate, download the root certificate from the Admin Console and follow the instructions below to trust it on the client.
  • When using a Custom Certificate, enter the certificate and private key information, then save.
  • Access is briefly interrupted while the protocol or certificate is being changed. Access the service again after the configuration takes effect.

In the Admin Console, go to “FlightHub Management” → “FlightHub Configuration” → “Security Configuration” to switch between HTTP and HTTPS and manage certificates.

Switching to HTTP

Disable HTTPS under “Security Configuration”.

Note: Browser security policies prevent audio recording from working properly in HTTP mode. Enable HTTPS to use the speaker function.

Switching to HTTPS

Enabling a System Self-Signed Certificate

Enable HTTPS under “Security Configuration” and select “System Self-Signed Certificate” for certificate import.

The client browser must trust the self-signed root certificate. Complete the following configuration for your operating system (Linux, macOS, or Windows).

Linux

In Chrome on the server and the client computer, go to “Settings” → “Privacy and security” → “Security” → “Manage certificates” and import the self-signed root certificate ca.pem as shown in the screenshots below.

Chrome privacy and security settingsOpen Chrome certificate managementImport a trusted root certificate

macOS

  1. Double-click the self-signed root certificate ca.pem. In the dialog, select “System” and click “Add”.

  2. Locate the certificate in “Keychain Access”.

  3. Double-click the certificate. Under the Trust tab, set “When using this certificate” to “Always Trust”, then close the window.

Windows

  1. In Google Chrome (“Settings” → “Privacy and security” → “Security”), locate “Manage certificates”.

  2. Select “Trusted Root Certification Authorities” and click Import.

  3. Locate the self-signed root certificate ca.pem and import it.

  4. After the successful import message appears, restart Google Chrome.

Enabling a Custom Certificate

Enable HTTPS under “Security Configuration” and select “Custom Certificate” for certificate import. Enter the custom certificate's CRT and KEY information, then save.

DJI Dock 4 livestream requirements: HTTPS must be enabled for DJI Dock 4 livestreaming. After enabling a Custom Certificate, you must also trust the livestream certificate separately. Refer to the self-signed certificate trust procedure above.

Livestream root certificate download