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True to form; one week of beating my head against a problem and as soon as I ask for help, I realize the solution. Solved: Needed to move the client cert from the server side rejected folder and then import as a trusted client. |
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In connecting to an existing OPC UA KepServerEx with Basic256Sha256 SignAndEncrypt, I keep getting the BadSecurityChecksFailed while attempting to handshake; where the server is 192.168.1.2 and the client is 192.168.1.20. The client appears to query the server for it's security policy and cert just fine, but when an
open_secure_channel
sends the updated request, I receive "An error occurred verifying security". I have verified that the server is available and I can pull tags with the .NET reference client, but I would prefer to use opcua-asyncio for my projectEdit: The KepServerEx does receive the client cert and automatically gets added to the rejected cert folder.
ssl.conf
main()
Terminal and error printout:
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