Zilog EZ80F91AZA User Manual
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Getting Started
ZTP Network Security SSL Plug-In
User Manual
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Build the SSL Demo Application
Observe the following procedure to build the SSL Demo application.
1. Launch the ZDS II Integrated Development Environment (IDE). From the Windows 7
Start
menu, select the
All Programs
menu option. Scroll through the program and
folder listings to the
Zilog ZDS II – eZ80Acclaim! A.B.C
folder item; click to expand
this folder, then click the
ZDS II – eZ80Acclaim!_A.B.C
menu option.
2.
From the
File
menu in ZDS II, select the
Open Project
menu option, and navigate to the
location of the
SSLDemo
folder, as shown in Figure 4 (U.S.) or Figure 5 (international).
3. Within the
SSLDemo
folder, open the ZDS II project file that corresponds to the eZ80
development platform you are using.
For example, if you are using the eZ80F910300KITG Development Kit, open the
ZTPSSLDemo_eZ80F910300KITG.zdsproj
project file.
4. Select the
Build
→
Rebuild All
menu option.
5. Download the executable file to the eZ80 Development Platform.
View an Embedded Website using SSL
Observe the following procedure to view an embedded website using SSL.
If you have not previously used ZTP or have not run any of the sample projects, please
refer to the Hardware Setup procedure in the
to become familiar with how to run ZTP sample programs.
1. During initialization, the
SSLDemo
project will display its IP address in the terminal
emulation program (e.g., HyperTerminal). Record this IP address so that it can be used
in the steps that follow.
2. On the PC, launch an SSL-enabled browser such as Internet Explorer. In the browser’s
URL bar, enter the following address:
https:\\a.b.c.d
In this URL,
a.b.c.d
is the IP address that was recorded in Step 1.
To open a web page on a ZTP system without using SSL, simply enter
a.b.c.d
into the
browser’s URL bar to instruct the browser to retrieve the default web page using the HTTP
protocol. A more formal method of specifying this URL is to use the syntax
http:\\a.b.c.d
, which explicitly tells the browser that the default web page is to be
opened using the HTTP protocol. In the procedure above, the URL syntax was
https:\\a.b.c.d
, which directs the browser to open the default website using the
HTTPS protocol which is simply HTTP running over SSL.
Note:
Note: