Simple Ham Radio Remote

Activation Setup Guide

Post-installation completed...
Next activation to setup the web app on your Raspberry Pi.

Open a Chrome or Firefox web browser enter the URL
https://your-Pi's-IP-address:50000/remote

Clicking [ Advanced ] then Clicking [ Proceed to your ip address (unsafe) ] will clear the browser alert for the Local Area Network LAN.
¹ See Footnote "Your connection is not private"

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¹ Your connection is not private

The "Your connection is not private" alert triggered because the Simple Ham Radio Remote Web app hosted on the Raspberry Pi is using a self-signed TLS/SSL certificate which is not signed by a publicly trusted certificate authority (CA).

Self-signed SSL certificates are not trusted by browsers, because they are generated by the servers on the Raspberry Pi, and not validated by trusted CA.

When Simple Ham Radio Remote Web app is accessed from the Internet a valid domain name and trusted TLS/SSL certificate are required.

There are a lot of Dynamic DNS services who offer an easy (and often a free) way to obtain a domain name. These services also allow you to keep the IP address of your domain name up-to-date if your Internet connection has a dynamic IP address (which changes) and some also provide free trusted TLS/SSL certificate.

*SimpleHRR is the short name Simple Ham Radio Remote.