Connect Server
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Welche Linux-Distributionen werden unterstützt?
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Allgemein
How do I create a server certificate for using HTTPS?
The procedure depends heavily on the infrastructure used. In general, the procedure is as follows:
Generate the private key for the server
Create a certificate request for the server
Submit the certificate request for signing by a trusted certification authority
Create the .pfx file
An example of this process using OpenSSL:
First create a configuration file with the desired certificate contents and save it as "cert.cnf". The content could look like this:
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[req]
prompt = no
default_bits = 2048
distinguished_name = req_distinguished_name
req_extensions = req_ext
[req_distinguished_name]
countryName = DE
stateOrProvinceName = Bavaria
localityName = Munich
organizationName = Galileo Group AG
organizationalUnitName = IT
commonName = Connect Server
emailAddress = info@galileo-group.de
[req_ext]
subjectAltName = @alt_names
[alt_names]
DNS.1 = webserver1.galileo-group.de
DNS.2 = webserver2.galileo-group.de
DNS.3 = webserver3.galileo-group.de
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Now generate a new private key and the certificate request with the following command:
openssl req -newkey rsa:2048 -nodes -keyout private.key -out certreq.csr -config cert.cnf
A new private key is generated and stored in the "private.key" file. In addition, the certificate request is generated and stored in the file "certreq.csr". You now have to send the contents of this file to the certification authority for signing. From there you will receive a file with the signed certificate, which we call "cert_base64.cer" in this example.
Now, generate an X509 certificate which contains all the information required by the server using this file and the private key. Use the following command for this:
openssl pkcs12 -export -in cert_base64.cer -inkey private.key -out cert.pfx
When executed, you will be asked to set the password for the private key. The "cert.pfx" file is then created. You can use this file and the corresponding password to configure the Connect Server for HTTPS. For more information, see the chapter Configuration (Connect 2021).
Connect Server on Linux
Which Linux distributions are supported?
In principle, the Connect Server should run on all common Linux distributions. Our internal tests are currently carried out using the latest version of Suse (SLES), RedHat (CentOS), Ubuntu und and Debian (nur only in Kombination mit combination with Docker).
Connect Server
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on Windows
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Which Windows versions are supported?
Der The Connect Server kann sowohl auf Windows Client Versionen ab Windows 7 als auch auf Windows Server ab Windows Server 2016 betrieben werden.
Werden bestimmte Serverrollen vorausgesetzt?
Lediglich der Betrieb unter IIS auf Windows Server setzt die entsprechende Webserver-Rolle voraus. Ansonsten werden keine speziellen Serverrollen benötigt.
Connect Server auf anderen Betriebssystemen
Werden weitere Betriebssysteme wie z. B. MacOS unterstützt?
Generell sollte der Betrieb des Connect Servers auf allen Betriebssystemen für die .NET 5.0 verfügbar ist möglich sein. Dies gilt auch für MacOS. Von uns getestet wird derzeit jedoch ausschließlich auf Windows und auf diversen Linux Distributionen.
Probleme und Lösungen
Eine Auflistung bekannter Probleme un der zugehörigen Lösungen finden Sie unter folgendem Link:
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can be operated on Windows client versions from Windows 7 onwards as well as on Windows Server from Windows Server 2016 onwards.
Are specific server roles required?
Only the operation under IIS on Windows Server requires the corresponding web server role. Otherwise, no special server roles are required.
Connect Server on other operating systems
Are other operating systems such as MacOS supported?
In general, the operation of the Connect Server should be possible on all operating systems for which .NET 5.0 is available. This also applies to MacOS. However, we are currently only testing on Windows and various Linux distributions.
Problems and solutions
A list of known problems and their solutions can be found at the following link:
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