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After deploying the service in CryptoHub, you must create a client endpoint. Endpoints are devices authorized to access this service. In the Endpoints menu, you can view and filter details about existing endpoints and add new endpoints.
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Go to the Endpoints menu for the service you deployed.
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In the Manage Endpoints menu, select [ Add New ].
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In the Add Endpoint dialog:
  • Enter identifier or leave empty for auto-generation.
  • Confirm the CryptoHub Hostname field holds the address clients use to reach the CryptoHub. If CryptoHub auto-populates it, leave the value as is. If the field is empty, enter the CryptoHub FQDN or IP address yourself.
  • Select the Platform for the Endpoint.
CryptoHub auto-populates Hostname from its own configured hostname, so the field arrives empty when the CryptoHub has no FQDN configured. An empty value produces an endpoint ZIP whose fxpkcs11.cfg has empty <ADDRESS> and <SERVERNAME> tags, and the Futurex PKCS #11 library then cannot reach the CryptoHub. Set the field before you create the endpoint, or correct both tags in fxpkcs11.cfg afterward.
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Select [ Add Endpoint ]. The browser prompts you to download a zip file containing the Futurex PKCS #11 module, TLS certificates, and a configuration file pre-configured to connect to your CryptoHub instance.
If you want to change the PIN/password for an endpoint, go to the Identity and Access menu and go to the Applications & Partitions tab. Find the application you deployed, and in the Manage section, select [ Authentication ]. This opens a dialog where you can change the PIN or password for the endpoint.