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does the URL support defining ports? #10
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I am working to allow non SSL server.
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…On Tue, Apr 17, 2018, 2:35 AM aristosv ***@***.***> wrote:
When I configure ServerAlarms app on iOS, and use the internal URL (
http://192.168.1.17/nagios/), everything is working just fine.
When I open up the server from the internet (
http://my.hostname.wan:8080/nagios), I get a message saying
Certificate Error!
The certificate for this server is invalid. Currently ServerAlarms app is not supporting invalid SSL certificated Please use http: instead of https:
I am not using https: though, so my suspicion is that maybe the app
doesn't support defining ports in the URL?
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Hi, any estimate on when will this work? I really need too provide outside access without VPN. |
When using an IP (public or internal) this works just fine. The issue is when using a hostname. |
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When using an IP (public or internal) this works just fine. The issue is
when using a hostname.
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When I configure ServerAlarms app on iOS, and use the internal URL (http://192.168.1.17/nagios/), everything is working just fine.
When I open up the server from the internet (http://my.hostname.wan:8080/nagios/), I get a message saying
I am not using https: though, so my suspicion is that maybe the app doesn't support defining ports in the URL?
I just want to clarify that http://my.hostname.wan:8080/nagios/ is accessible from the internet and I can see my nagios web interface just fine.
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