Using your own own SSL certificate for the Servers Alive webserver?
Last modified on 10-1-2024 11:05:37
Servers Alive includes a webserver, by default this webserver uses a self-signed SSL certificate, you can however replace this by your own SSL certificate.
Create a certificate for the Servers Alive host (wildcard certificates are not supported), that is RSA 2048 certificate.
Copy the cert.pem and cert.key file over the existing self-sign certificate (On most systems you can find them under c:\Users\All Users\Woodstone\servers Alive\)
Restart Servers Alive and the updated certificate will be loaded. If the loading fails, we will replace the certificates by new self-signed certificates.
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