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opcuaconfig [2025/03/24 21:26] – [OPC UA Server Configuration Options] wikiadminopcuaconfig [2025/03/24 21:27] (current) – [Notes] wikiadmin
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 ==== Notes ==== ==== Notes ====
  
-  * The server always exposes an endpoint with a security policy of **''None''**, but it is bound only to the local interface (''localhost''). This allows local applications to connect easily for testing and development purposes. It does **not** pose a security risk because it is not accessible from external systems.+  * The server always exposes an endpoint with a security policy of **''None''**, but it is bound only to the local interface (''localhost''). This allows local applications to easily connect to the server. It does **not** pose a security risk because it is not accessible from external systems.
   * Security policies ''Basic256'' and ''Basic128Rsa15'' are deprecated and should not be used unless required for legacy interoperability.   * Security policies ''Basic256'' and ''Basic128Rsa15'' are deprecated and should not be used unless required for legacy interoperability.
   * Certificates for trusted clients should be placed in the `trusted/` folder within the specified `opcua.trusted.cert.location` directory. Rejected and issuer certificates should go in the `rejected/` and `issuers/` folders respectively.   * Certificates for trusted clients should be placed in the `trusted/` folder within the specified `opcua.trusted.cert.location` directory. Rejected and issuer certificates should go in the `rejected/` and `issuers/` folders respectively.
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