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2. After succesfully generating certificates, head back to the Azure portal page and navigate to your Azure Iot Hub Device Provisioning Service (DPS) page. There, proceed to the certificate page and upload the root CA file.
2. After successfully generating the certificates, return to the Azure portal page and navigate to your Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service (DPS) page. From there, proceed to the certificate page and upload the root CA file.
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3. Next, navigate to the "Manage Enrollments" page to register the intermediate CA and target our IoT Hub service instance.
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4. The final step is to return to the RUT device WebUI and navigate to '''Services -> Cloud Solutions -> Azure IoT Hub''' page to create a new configuration instance. In the configuration pop-up window, please follow these steps:
4.1 Set connection type as a '''Device Provisioning Service (DPS)''';
4.2 Enter '''ID Scope''' of your DPS service page on Azure;
4.3 Specify the '''Registration ID'''. Remember the "device-01" one? If you followed the Microsoft guide step by step, you need to enter "device-01" in the "Registration ID" field.
4.4 Lastly, upload the certificate chain file and the private key file.
With all the required values in place, the configuration pop-up window should resemble the screenshot below:
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After a couple of seconds, you will be able to observe the status of your configured instance in the Azure IoT Hub page on the router WebUI.
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The device successfully connects to the Azure IoT Hub.
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