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#INSTALL SPICEWORKS ON PORT 443 HOW TO#
#INSTALL SPICEWORKS ON PORT 443 INSTALL#
#INSTALL SPICEWORKS ON PORT 443 WINDOWS#

Note that if you’re copying and pasting these directions, get the link to the newest version from sourceforge, and replace the generic link on the 3rd line. I used FileZilla with FTP/SSH to put the file on the linux ~]# chmod 755 ~]# ~]# /usr/local/bin/install-sslexplorerĬonfigure using Web /]# export /]# /]# service sslexplorer start Configure the firewall to allow port 443, as that’s what SSLExplorer will be running ~]# service ipchains ~]# cd ~]# wget ~]# chmod 755 sslexplorer_linux_0_2_12.rpmĭownload JRE, and copy to /root.

#INSTALL SPICEWORKS ON PORT 443 INSTALL#

If you install Apache, you’ll have to either change the ports it listens on, or change the ports SSL-Explorer listens on.

#INSTALL SPICEWORKS ON PORT 443 HOW TO#

I had to search around a bit in order to find out how to set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to the correct location, so here it is – to save you time.Ĭentos was installed with a minimum of options – no Apache, no X. I know this is quite old but i enabled it with ‘sudo ufw allow 443’. iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp -dport 443 -j ACCEPT. I used Centos 4.4, as there is currently no Server CD for version 5. In general you can use below command to open port 443 on any linux. An administrator could choose if their login used SSL or plain text connections.Here is a brief guide to installing SSL-Explorer, a great SSL VPN solution, on Centos. Note: Prior to 13.1 Administrator logins were not automatically redirected. Logins via the non-SSL connection will be denied. If the Redirect to HTTPS/SSL if available option is selected, any users that hit the plain HTTP pages will automatically be redirected to the HTTPS secure connection.

Restart the PaperCut Application Server to finalise the change.

Select Redirect to HTTPS/SSL if available.

I cannot provide screenshots for every step.

#INSTALL SPICEWORKS ON PORT 443 WINDOWS#

Navigate to Options -> Advanced -> Security (Prior to 13.1 this option is located in Options -> Client Software). A step-by-step tutorial on getting a functional Seafile Windows Server that does HTTP/HTTPS syncing (port 443 only) running on Windows Server 2012 R2 with IIS 8.5 and Seafile Windows Server 4.0.6.

For more instructions on how to secure your PaperCut server, see Secure your PaperCut NG/MF server.

If you have PaperCut Site Servers in your environment, be sure to also install signed certificates on those servers as well.

This configuration change will replicate to Site Servers.

Test accessing the web interface of the PaperCut server by browsing to to ensure there are no certificate errors before proceeding.

Before following the steps here, make sure you have installed and fully tested putting a signed certificate on your PaperCut server as described in the article: Installing an SSL Certificate the Easy Way.

So we just need to route traffic from the macOS host, into the Server 2016 VM (which will automatically route into the container). Select the 2nd option, Select a shared printer by name and enter in: or. Select the The printer that I want isn’t listed button.

These are some things you should know before beginning: In this case, your Server 2016 VM has a container running Spiceworks Desktop app on 80/443, and have exposed the container's 80/443 ports to the Server 2016 VM. Now add the printer and select the Add a local or network printer as an administrator option. This article instructs you how to restrict end-user and admin access to the system via SSL/HTTPS only. HTTP is on port 9191 and HTTPS/SSL on port 9192. In a browser, connect to Server An Application Server is the primary server program responsible for providing the PaperCut user interface, storing data, and providing services to users. By default, PaperCut offers both plain HTTP and encrypted HTTPS based browser access. To enforce HTTPS communication: Test the connection to PaperCut NG/MF on port 443.