Question & Answer
Question
How do you configure HTTPS? (SCI72073)
Cause
Answer
Configuring HTTPS for Control Center
(Assumption: CCEngine and CCGUI are on two separate boxes, so save CCEngine files in a different location than CCGUI files if you're on the same machine - I used C:\CCEngine and C:\CCGUI)
Step 1:
Control Center Engine
Cert Wizard
Self-Signed Certificate (trust root cert)
(privkey.txt & CCEnginecert.crt)
Key Certificate - JKS format - (which builds the keystore
(..\conf\security\CCenter.keystore/changeit)
Give CCEnginecert.crt to CCGUI administrator
Step 2:
Control Center GUI
Cert Wizard
Create self-signed cert (trusted root cert) (CCGUIcert.crt & privkey.txt)
Create key cert - JKS format - (GUIkeystore.jks/changeit)
Give CCGUIcert.crt to CCGUI administrator
Step 3:
Control Center Engine
Cert Wizard
Get CCGUIcert.crt from CCGUI administrator
Import to trust store - import trusted root cert
(CCGUIcert.crt) into the
trust store installed with CC jre (..\jre\lib\security\cacerts)
Restart engine
Step 4:
Control Center GUI
Cert Wizard
Get CCEnginecert.crt from CCGUI administrator
Import to trust store - import trusted root cert (CCEnginecert.crt) into
a trust store (trust.store/changeit)
Step 5:
On Control Center GUI sign on screen
Click Config button
Keystore - GUIkeystore.jks/changeit
Trust Store - trust.store/changeit
Click HTTPS button and change port to HTTPS port
Historical Number
PRI27984
Product Synonym
[<p><b>]Fact[</b><p>];Connect Control Center Windows Advanced (Engine);Release 1.0.00 [<br/>] SCI72073
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Document Information
Modified date:
17 December 2019
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swg21530327