How to secure Live Score endpoint ?
Article ID: KB0077834
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| Spotfire Statistica | 13 and later versions |
Description
PREREQUISITES:
LiveScore Server
Administrator Privileges on LiveScore Server
Application Request Routing to be installed on the server. This can be downloaded from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=47333
Secure Webstatistica as described here
LiveScore Server
Administrator Privileges on LiveScore Server
Application Request Routing to be installed on the server. This can be downloaded from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=47333
Secure Webstatistica as described here
Issue/Introduction
How to secure Live Score endpoint ? In other words, make it respond on https:\\localhost\LiveScore.
Resolution
1. Log into Live Score Server as an Administrator and ensure pre-requisites described above are installed.
2. Launch Control Panel >> System And Security>> Administrative Tools>> Internet Information Services(IIS) Manager
3. Right click on the Secure Website and select Add Virtual Directory...
4. Mention LiveScore as the Alias and point it to any physical path on the local computer. Click OK
5. Double click on URL Rewrite (from the ARR add in for IIS ) and add an inbound Reverse Proxy Rule as shown below. Ensure SSL is enabled and the mapping is to : localhost:[port]/LiveScore
6. Restart the website
7. To verify the solution, you may open a browser and browse to : https://[ServerName]/LiveScore. Note that if the certificate is self-signed it is normal for the browser to warn you about the certificate. Click on Continue to the website. A successful response would be getting : HTTP GET method is only supported for service port probing in the browser.
2. Launch Control Panel >> System And Security>> Administrative Tools>> Internet Information Services(IIS) Manager
3. Right click on the Secure Website and select Add Virtual Directory...
4. Mention LiveScore as the Alias and point it to any physical path on the local computer. Click OK
5. Double click on URL Rewrite (from the ARR add in for IIS ) and add an inbound Reverse Proxy Rule as shown below. Ensure SSL is enabled and the mapping is to : localhost:[port]/LiveScore
6. Restart the website
7. To verify the solution, you may open a browser and browse to : https://[ServerName]/LiveScore. Note that if the certificate is self-signed it is normal for the browser to warn you about the certificate. Click on Continue to the website. A successful response would be getting : HTTP GET method is only supported for service port probing in the browser.
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