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If a self-signed certificate is used, your browser will provide a warning as it only trusts certificates issued by one of the Certificate Authorities stored in your computer. You can either:

  • Add the self-signed certificate to your computer’s certificate store.

  • Click the Advanced button in the browser and choose to ignore the warning.

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titleFor a Test IguanaX deployment:

For test purposes, IguanaX includes a sample self-signed certificate file (cert.pem) and private key file (key.pem) that can be used. These can be found in the web configurations file:

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You can enable HTTPS by adding your file paths to the Web Configuration File or through the Web Server Settings following the steps below:

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titleIn Settings > Web Server, Click EDIT and check Use HTTPS to enable HTTPS support and add your Certificate and Private Key File

  • Check Use HTTPS to display the Certificate and Private Key File configurations we need to upload.

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  • Select the Certificate File and Private Key File - click save!

The Certificate and Key File must both be PEM format and not password protected.

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titleVerify that HTTPS is working by going to your secured IguanaX instance - ie. https://localhost:7654/

Iguana will automatically restart the web server and you’ll be logged out.

If you configured a verified certificate file and private key file, you should be able to access the Iguana Dashboard using https:// and no longer using http://.

If you configured the included built-in test cert.pem and key.pem files, the browser will notify you that your connection to this site is not secure because it’s using a self-signed certificate (not verified by a Certificate Authority).