In order to encrypt your data and logins, you can configure TIM Plus to enable access via
(
over
). To do this, you will need a valid
certificate issued by a certificate authority (CA), such as
VeriSign or
Thawte. The certificate should be a
file in
format; a
key (password encrypted or not) will also be provided.
Follow the steps below to apply the certificate to TIM Plus:
- Place the certificate in the following location of the main TIM Plus installation folder:
Keywordmacro |
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Label | {app}\Program Files (x86)\Tri-Line\TIM Plus\config |
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Access Windows Registry Editor ( Start -> Run -> regedit.exe ) and go to the following Registry key:
Add the following string values, amending the certificate name and password accordingly:
String name | String value |
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SSLKey | Keywordmacro |
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Label | {app}\Program Files\Tri-Line\TIM Plus\config\certificate.pfx |
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SSLCertificate | Keywordmacro |
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Label | {app}\Program Files\Tri-Line\TIM Plus\config\certificate.pfx |
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SSLCertificatePassword | |
SSLKeyPassword | |
Change the server port registry entry number to 443, as shown below:
String name | String value |
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WWWServerPort | 443 |
Screenshotmacro |
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Border | false |
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Shadow | false |
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URL | /download/attachments/16711947/regedit.png |
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- Go to Windows service and restart the TIM Plus service.
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