Hello NXP community,
I am using SE051 with embedded Linux, where I store private key in SE051 and certificate is in file system, embedded Linux board run as TLS server and want to enable mutual authentication using SE051, I read example codes and online document where I could not find any solution which match my requirement. could you support on this How can I achieve this using openssl C API.
Thanks in advance,
Mukesh Prajapati
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We have a script for TLS server in the folder of simw-top\demos\linux\tls_client\scripts, named as "tlsServer.sh", for demo purpose, it uses the server key stored locally, and if you store the key in SE, you may create a ref key to it. Please kindly refer to simw-top/doc/demos/se05x/seTool/Readme.html for details.
If you run TLS server and TLS client within the same platform, you have to use the accessManager as well. Please kindly refer to simw-top/doc/hostlib/hostLib/accessManager/doc/accessManager.html for more detais.
Hope that helps,
Have a great day,
Kan
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We have a script for TLS server in the folder of simw-top\demos\linux\tls_client\scripts, named as "tlsServer.sh", for demo purpose, it uses the server key stored locally, and if you store the key in SE, you may create a ref key to it. Please kindly refer to simw-top/doc/demos/se05x/seTool/Readme.html for details.
If you run TLS server and TLS client within the same platform, you have to use the accessManager as well. Please kindly refer to simw-top/doc/hostlib/hostLib/accessManager/doc/accessManager.html for more detais.
Hope that helps,
Have a great day,
Kan
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