Connectors
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- What are Onomondo Connectors?Connectors add encryption and headers before data reaches the public domain, shifting this responsibility away from the device.
- How do I setup Connectors?Setting up connectors allows you to send data to a server without logic and SDKs installed to devices.
- Defining passthrough rules for a ConnectorHow do I allow some traffic to get routed to the Internet instead of the Connector.
- How to set up an HTTPS ConnectorAn HTTPS Connector allows you to securely send data from your device to a specified HTTPS endpoint.
- How to set up an AWS IoT Core ConnectorLearn how to set up an AWS IoT Core Connector to communicate with a device via AWS IoT Core, without the device being aware of it.
- How to set up an Azure ConnectorUse an Azure Connector to send data from your device to Azure IoT Hub. Here’s a short guide on how to create it and add it to a SIM.
- How to set up an Azure DPS ConnectorAn Azure DPS Connector will help send data directly from your device to your Azure IoT Hub. Here's a simple way to set it up.
- How to set up a TLS ConnectorA TLS Connector allows you to have a secure TCP socket without having any encryption or SDK's on the device.
- How to go from MQTT to MQTTS with a TLS ConnectorWe will look into using MQTT to save on data and power, while still keeping it as secure as if it was MQTTS.
- Can I use wildmasks for passing through traffic?Yes, you can specify wildmask protocols or wildmask IPs in passthrough rules during connector setup.
- Can I have more than one endpoint set on a connector for redundancy?No. Each connector can have only one endpoint.
- Can I transfer data from Azure IoT Hub to the device?No. This Connector only supports device-to-cloud messages. Consider Azure DPS Connector instead.
- Which version of TLS is used by the Cloud Connectors?Cloud Connectors use TLS 1.3 and negotiate the highest supported cipher with the server.