Fully Qualified Domain Name

Enable SSL

Install SSL Certificate

We assume that you have already set up your external Domain Name Service (DNS) to point to a DNS name of the Triofox server and that you have already purchased the SSL certificate with this DNS name. If not, you can acquire an SSL certificate from your SSL provider.

We also recommend that you use https://www.ssllabs.com/ to test your SSL setup. The SSL Labs website generates a report on whether the SSL certificate you installed on the Triofox server is compatible with all devices, including mobile devices such as iOS or Android.

You can also use openssl to check the SSL certificates and see if the entire certificate trust chain is fully installed on the server side. openssl s_client -connect server.yourwebhoster.com:443

You install the SSL certificate via the IIS Manager. Search for "Server Certificates" and double-click it.

Click "Import" to import an existing SSL certificate. Leave the "Certificate Store" set to "Personal" or "Web Hosting", either is fine.

Verify that the certificate is available:

You can also verify the SSL certificate from the MMC/Certificates snap-in (Local Computer).

Now you can bind the "Default Web Site" to the SSL certificate for HTTPS. Right click on the "Default Web Site" and select "Edit Bindings".

In the Site Bindings dialog, edit the HTTPS binding.

Now change the "SSL certificate" binding drop-down list to the imported SSL certificate.

External URL

Now we can go back to the Dashboard and Edit URL to configure the external URL for the Triofox server.

For specific settings regarding the Worker Nodes, go to System Info at the top and then access the Worker Node Count.

• Node Name

This corresponds to the host name of the triofox server. This doesn't need to be changed.

• External URL

This is the external URL/DNS name that needs to be configured.

• Internal URL

This doesn't need to be changed.