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You can run the Broker as a Windows service by running the file InstallTMQTTBrokerAsService.exe, which is also found in the product installation folder. The MQTT Broker accepts connections with MQTT clients by following the SparkplugB specification. Also, it accepts connections with pure MQTT clients, ones that do not use SparkplugB, as the Mosquitto clients.

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Running the MQTT Broker with the default configuration (without changing the .config file) it will assume the parameters below:

• Listening port: 1883
• UserNameAndPassword1: none
• CertificateFile: none
• CertificatePassword: none

See below Below is the complete list of parameters found in the .config file and their respective description.

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• ListeningPort: Server listening port. Default is 1883 if it is not
• CertificateFile: Certificate file to use in the SSL
• CertificatePassword: Certificate password to use in the SSL
• SslProtocols: SSL protocol
• UserNameAndPassword1: UserName and Password password required to Access access Broker, following the syntax UserName;Password.

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The encrypted password will be a hex character that will be an input in the .config file.   To  make  To make sure the Broker knows it is required to decrypt it in order to check  check for matches you must add the  ’# ’ symbol before the password.

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