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Hi.



We have an SSL cert installed on our NetSUS appliance, which protects the management interface. However, we would like to deliver software updates over SSL, using the NetSUS appliance. Is this possible - I notice that when the URLs to the catalogs no longer display when you prefix them with https://



Has anyone managed to achieve this?



Thanks,



Ian

edit /etc/apache/sites-availabe/default



here a few lines you need to change



# Change port to 443

<VirtualHost the.machines.hostname:443>

# add this, change it to match the paths your ssl cert+priv key have, probably you will need some finetuning on ssl settings (SSLProtocol + SSLCiphers)

    SSLEngine on

    SSLCertificateFile      /etc/ssl/private/hostname.pem

    SSLCertificateKeyFile   /etc/ssl/private/hostname.key

    SSLCertificateChainFile /etc/ssl/private/certchain.crt

    SSLProtocol All -SSLv2 -SSLv3


and dont forget to set your clients to use https://the.machines.hostname/ instead of http://



And dont change the settings for the netboot "site", as netboot will only work with http / nfs.

Hey @iannufc, do you have any documentation you can share on requesting and installing the Cert on the NetSUS management interface? I've installed NetSUS on a CentOS 7 VM for use in my test lab, and I'd like to add a cert from our internal PKI. Naturally, the NetSUS docs are super light and offer no instructions on how to generate the CSR, etc.



Thanks!

Hi Berrier, I don't have any ready as I am still drawing them up. I can probably send an excerpt of our ssl.conf and httpd.conf though, if that helps?

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