SEPTENTRIO PolaRx5TR, Reference Manual

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3 Command Line Reference
sntt
gntt
setNtripTlsSettings
getNtripTlsSettings
Cd
Cd
Enable Fingerprint (96)
+ NTR1
+ NTR2
+ NTR3
all
off
on
RxControl: Communication > NTRIP Settings > NTRIP Server/Client settings
Use this command to enable or disable TLS on the NTRIP connection referenced by the
Cd
argument.
If the caster’s certificate is known by a publicly-trusted certification authority (CA), the receiver
will authenticate it by following the usual CA chain of trust, starting from root certificates
present on the receiver. In that case, the
Fingerprint
argument should be left empty. If the
NTRIP caster uses a self-signed certificate or a certificate only known by a private CA, its SHA-
256 fingerprint must be provided. The self-signed certificate of the built-in caster (localhost)
is present in the trust-zone of the receiver, and so the
Fingerprint
argument can be left empty
for NTRIP client or server connections to localhost.
The examples below show different formats for the
Fingerprint
argument.
Examples
COM1> sntt, NTR1, on, ""<CR>
$R: sntt, NTR1, on, ""
NtripTlsSettings, NTR1, on, ""
COM1>
Lower and upper case characters are allowed:
COM1> sntt, NTR1, on, Aa:Bb:56:78:90:12: ... 78:90:12:34 <CR>
$R: sntt, NTR1, on, Aa:Bb:56:78:90:12: ... 78:90:12:34
NtripTlsSettings, NTR1, on, "AA:BB:56:78:90:12: ... 78:90:12:34"
COM1>
When using whitespaces as delimiter, do not forget to enclose the fingerprint in double
quotes:
COM1> sntt, NTR1, on, "Aa Bb 56 78 90 12 ... 78 90 12 34"<CR>
$R: sntt, NTR1, on, "Aa Bb 56 78 90 12 ... 78 90 12 34"
NtripTlsSettings, NTR1, on, "AA:BB:56:78:90:12: ... 78:90:12:34"
COM1>
It is also allowed to leave out the delimiters in the fingerprint:
COM1> sntt, NTR1, on, AaBb56789012 ... 78901234 <CR>
$R: sntt, NTR1, on, AaBb56789012 ... 78901234
NtripTlsSettings, NTR1, on, "AA:BB:56:78:90:12: ... 78:90:12:34"
COM1>
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