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(New page: {{Nav 4.0-Mona}} '''How to enable SSL on Uniform Server 4.0-Mona''' Strange as this may sound although Uniform Server 4.0-Mona has integrated SSL support its not enabled by default. Added...) |
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'''''Note 3'':''' When run as a service Methods 1 and 2 are unavailable you must manually run the batch file located in folder '''C:\UniServer\plugins\key_cert_gen'''. | '''''Note 3'':''' When run as a service Methods 1 and 2 are unavailable you must manually run the batch file located in folder '''C:\UniServer\plugins\key_cert_gen'''. | ||
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==== Localhost ==== | ==== Localhost ==== | ||
If you are running a local test server just press enter to accept the defaults. This will allow you to quickly produce a secure server. If you wish; change OU (organisation unit) and O (organisation) to something different however do not change the default CN (common name). | If you are running a local test server just press enter to accept the defaults. This will allow you to quickly produce a secure server. If you wish; change OU (organisation unit) and O (organisation) to something different however do not change the default CN (common name). | ||
'''''Note'':''' If you have changed the SSL port 443 to say 444 you must change the common name from localhost to '''localhost:444''' | |||
==== Real Domain ==== | ==== Real Domain ==== | ||
If you have a real domain name for example '''www.fred.com''' enter that at the CN (common name) prompt. The remaining two parameters OU (organisation unit) and O (organisation) are not strictly required hence feel free enter something that meets your requirements. | If you have a real domain name for example '''www.fred.com''' enter that at the CN (common name) prompt. The remaining two parameters OU (organisation unit) and O (organisation) are not strictly required hence feel free enter something that meets your requirements. | ||
'''''Note:''''' If you have changed the SSL port 443 to say 444 you must add this to your domain name '''www.fred.com:444''' otherwise the certificate will be rejected. | |||
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'''<nowiki>https://www.mydomain.com/</nowiki>''' | '''<nowiki>https://www.mydomain.com/</nowiki>''' | ||
'''''Note'':''' If you changed the SSL port to say 444 this needs to be included hence you would type the following: | |||
'''<nowiki>https://localhost:444/</nowiki>''' | |||
Or if you have a real domain name | |||
'''<nowiki>https://www.mydomain.com:444/</nowiki>''' | |||
One drawback with self-signed certificates browsers rightly complain they cannot be trusted. The next section shows how to resolve these issue. | One drawback with self-signed certificates browsers rightly complain they cannot be trusted. The next section shows how to resolve these issue. | ||
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