ssl-certificate

问题 I'm doing some planning for a Rails multi-tenant application, and wondered what the best approach was for handling certificates for custom domains. Application is pretty bog standard; ELB, application servers, and multi-tenant DB. In my current use case, the tenants will each have an application subdomain unique to them. That's routinely handled with a wildcard certificate. However when I look ahead and consider how custom domain support (with SSL certificates either uploaded by client or

问题 I'm doing some planning for a Rails multi-tenant application, and wondered what the best approach was for handling certificates for custom domains. Application is pretty bog standard; ELB, application servers, and multi-tenant DB. In my current use case, the tenants will each have an application subdomain unique to them. That's routinely handled with a wildcard certificate. However when I look ahead and consider how custom domain support (with SSL certificates either uploaded by client or

问题 I want to generate keystore file for authenticating the connection with Elasticsearch. Could you please guide me? Also I have one .pfx ssl certificate(password protected) with me. Can I convert the .Pfx to keystore for connecting elasticsearch. Please note that I am using remote elasticsearch. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65194168/how-to-generate-keystore-for-elastic-search

问题 I want to generate keystore file for authenticating the connection with Elasticsearch. Could you please guide me? Also I have one .pfx ssl certificate(password protected) with me. Can I convert the .Pfx to keystore for connecting elasticsearch. Please note that I am using remote elasticsearch. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65194168/how-to-generate-keystore-for-elastic-search

问题 Clarification A: Since this is an SSL question, I hope I can lower the obvious security red flags and potentially save the time of our resident SSL security experts, by stating the following: This SSL communication is between a test machine and a product deployment that is not ready for final security work (ie: after initial testing is complete, a security team will fix all the certificates, ports, settings, etc...) At this point, both test client and test target machines are far less

问题 I have created azure web app using the REST API. I want to add SSL certificate to my web app. My web app is created dynamically by using azure api. So when the web app created, also want to bind the SSL for each web app. Is there is any option to custom domain SSL bindings using rest api ?. I am using wildcard SSL. 回答1: Is there is any option to custom domain SSL bindings using rest api ?. YES , you could add an existing SSL binding to an Azure web app using rest api. Url: https://management

问题 I have created azure web app using the REST API. I want to add SSL certificate to my web app. My web app is created dynamically by using azure api. So when the web app created, also want to bind the SSL for each web app. Is there is any option to custom domain SSL bindings using rest api ?. I am using wildcard SSL. 回答1: Is there is any option to custom domain SSL bindings using rest api ?. YES , you could add an existing SSL binding to an Azure web app using rest api. Url: https://management

问题 I have a self signed certificate chain with these commands and configured them on an Apache server But when i try openssl s_client -showcerts -servername server -connect my-host.local:443 -CAfile all.crt I get an error from openssl Verify return code: 24 (invalid CA certificate) Is there something wrong with the commands used to generate the certificates or with the configuration files? commands used to create certificate chain # self signed root cert openssl genrsa -aes256 -out ca.key 4096

问题 I've set up a server on my local network, but I'm stymied troubleshooting HTTPS connections. When I use curl -v to make a request, I'm told, "requested domain name does not match the server's certificate." But the output itself appears to indicate that the domain does match: "reg.qa" What's the real issue here? $ curl -v https://reg.qa/ * Added reg.qa:443:172.18.0.4 to DNS cache * About to connect() to reg.qa port 443 (#0) * Trying 172.18.0.4... * Connected to reg.qa (172.18.0.4) port 443 (#0

问题 I've set up a server on my local network, but I'm stymied troubleshooting HTTPS connections. When I use curl -v to make a request, I'm told, "requested domain name does not match the server's certificate." But the output itself appears to indicate that the domain does match: "reg.qa" What's the real issue here? $ curl -v https://reg.qa/ * Added reg.qa:443:172.18.0.4 to DNS cache * About to connect() to reg.qa port 443 (#0) * Trying 172.18.0.4... * Connected to reg.qa (172.18.0.4) port 443 (#0