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Hi, I am trying to connect to a secure web server, with a self-signed SSL certificate, using the net.HTTPClient() library in a scene. When I connect to the web server using my web browser, I get a warning telling me that the certificate is not certified by a valid authority, as you may have already seen on such certificate. In my web browser, I just click on the button to continue anyway. Firefox even allows me to add the certificate to the list of approved certificates. Problem solved But on HC2, I can't figure how to bypass the warning Here is the LUA code i use : local URL = "https://subdomain.domain.com/path" local httpClient = net.HTTPClient() httpClient:request(URL, { success = function(response) if response.status == 200 then -- Code to execute if successfull else fibaro:debug("Error : status=" .. tostring(response.status)) end end, error = function(err) fibaro:debug('httpClient:request() : Error : ' .. err) end, options = { method = 'GET', checkCertificate = false, } }) As you can see,I tried to use the "checkCertificate = false" option, but I doesn't seem to have any effect. I always get the following message : "sslv3 alert handshake failure" [DEBUG] 21:05:41: httpClient:request() : Error : sslv3 alert handshake failure The checkCertificate option seems to exist, as I found it as a string in the compiled binaries into the HC2. I tried both true and false boolean values, which seems to be accepted by the LUA interpreter, but I doesn't affect result as I would normally expect; If I try another value, such as a number or a string, I get a LUA Cast error and the script immediately ends. This is a proof that the checkCertificate parameter is used, but apparently with no effect. Can anyone confirm this strange behavior ? To Fibaro developers, can you confirm this parameter is correctly implemented ?