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+## Hi team!
+### From version 2.2 3X-UI make warning for me, that I am not use TLS when I communicate with WebPanel.
+I know, that it is security issue for me, but I can't use LetsEncrypt certificate, cause I am not use domains.
+Solution - make self-signed certificate for my IP address.
+## Lets do this!
+Go to server bash.
+I create folder inside /usr/local/x-ui/ directory for cert's.
+`cd /usr/local/x-ui`
+`mkdir ssl-srt`
+`cd ssl-srt`
+Next step - create certificates. I make it for 10 years, if you need more or less - just change -days option.
+`openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:4096 -keyout key.pem -out cert.pem -sha256 -days 3650`
+### **WARN**
+It will ask you for PEM pass phrase - remember it! It will bee needed for next step! Or use easy - I use "1234"
+
+Next step - input data for certificate. I leave all blank.
+**!!!BUT!!!**
+You need to input **your real IP address into Common Name field**.
+
+Certs made. But if you try to install it inside the panel, you will take an error, cause your private key locked by pass phrase.
+Let's unlock it!
+`openssl rsa -in key.pem -out key.un.pem -passin pass:YOUR PASS PHRASE`
+
+## And the final round - install it into the WebPanel.
+
+
+## Final
+After save and reboot Webpanel you will take an error about self-signed certificate, just ignore it. But, you will not see TLS error inside - your connection will be encrypted!
+All complete!
+Good Luck!