Hi all,
As usual hoping the experts here have ran into this before and have a solution. We need to secure our media servers web config page. It appears by default WebConfigCertificate.cer is used. The only instructions I have found thus far are from the PureConnect Security Features Technical Reference. It says the following:
Webpage interface (administration)
Interaction Media Server self-signs its certificate (WebConfigCertificate.cer). You can put your own certificate or key here as long
as the "Subject" matches the Media Server's fully qualified domain name (FQDN). If you have a public key infrastructure (PKI) in
place, sign the certificate according to your own internal policies.
I cannot find any other information or further instruction on using our own certs to secure the page. Has anyone accomplished this and have guidance or instructions for doing so? Looking for any help at all here.
I've tried a generated cert in which the FQDN is the subject, placed in the proper folder and named to match the above. Upon restarting Media Server services, a new .cer file is generated and simply overwrites it. I must not have the format correct.
Thank you,
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Shane
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