Enabling HTTPS for Access Management running as a Linux daemon
Where Access Management is installed as Linux daemon, enable and configure HTTPS by editing the application settings file, appsettings.json.
Before you begin
This task assumes that you have a signed certificate, either issued from an certificate authority (CA) or self-signed. Regardless of the type of certificate, you must provide both the certificate and the private key in a single file, such as a .pfx file.
You can store the in either of the following locations on the server where you the installed Access Management service:
- a root certificate store
- a folder to which Access Management has
Readpermission, such as the bin\Certificates folder of the installed service
Procedure
Results
Access Management is now configured for a secure HTTPS connection. Note that if the configuration defines both HTTP and HTTPS endpoints, then the HTTP endpoint will be ignored and redirected to the HTTPS version.