Introduction
For better security, you can use valid SSL certificate to access Gateway. When you access the Gateway Web User interface, you receive a message about invalid certificate, but can still ignore and proceed to access.
Gateway web user interface runs on the Nginx web server and is shipped with OpsRamp self-signed SSL certificate by default.
Because the certificate is issued to gateway.opsramp.com and your domain is not part of *.opsramp.com,
the invalid certificate message is displayed.
To avoid the message, you need to upload a valid SSL certificate.
Uploading SSL certificates
If your organization has a valid SSL certificate, you can upload your valid SSL certificate.
Important
Verify that the SSL certificate file is in.pem format and contains the certificate and private key.To upload an SSL certificate:
- Log into the gateway interface.
- From the left pane, click on the Nginx SSL Configuration option.
- Upload your certificate on the SSL Certificate Configuration screen.
- Click Restart to apply the changes.
Note
If you want to use the default gateway SSL certificate, click Reset.Accessing gateways with SSL certificates
If your organization has a valid certificate issued to *.yourcompany.com and
your gateway is part of the domain and the hostname of the gateway is host1,
then you can access Gateway directly without using the IP address.
For example: Use https://host1.yourcompany.com:5480 to access the gateway.