save your work for later. Then return to this page later to upload and continue work.
Continue Earlier Work
Download a completed MUD file with a sample signature and set of certificates.
If you are planning to publish your MUD file to GitHub, you may include a PCAP file to assist in identifying the device to which the MUD file is associated. You needn't do this if your device emits a MUD URL. A PCAP file is entirely optional.
You can submit your work to the Github IoT Onboarding organization for review and publication. This must include the following elements:

Note: By clicking "Publish", your work will be published (shocking!) to GitHub initially as a Pull Request, from a fork that will be created on your GitHub account.

It is not necessary to use this interface to create a PR to iot-onboarding/mudfiles, nor is it necessary to use GitHub to store MUD files. This is a simple convenience offered to those looking to store files and those looking to find them. Please be aware, using this interface requires access to your git account. Once files are published, you can remove that access at any time through your git preferences.

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Note: Unless you publish to GitHub through this interface, no information collected on this form is saved beyond this session. It is only used to generate the files that are returned to you, or to facilitate your visualization.

Please enter the host and model to build a MUD-URL for this device:

Basic Information

What systems does this device need to talk to?

Select all that apply: (optional)
Internet hosts by name
    Protocol 
My Controller: Access to controllers specific to this device (no need to name a class)
    Protocol 
Local Access: Access to/from any local host for specific services (like COAP or HTTP)
    Protocol 
Controllers (Enter a URI for the class) Access to classes of devices that are known to be controllers.  Use this when you want different types of devices to access the same controller.
   Protocol 
Same Manufacturer: Access devices of the same manufacturer (based on the domain name in the MUD URL)
    Protocol 
By Manufacturer: identified by the domain names in their MUD URL
    Protocol