Using Hosts Files
On Windows the hosts file is a text file called
C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts
. Admin permission is required to edit these files (e.g. ‘run elevated’ or ‘sudo’).For the following example you could add the following entries to the hosts files for the User Desktop Environment, Host2 and Host3.
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Once the new hosts entries are in place you can use the CA signed certificates and user can use fully qualified domain names for configuring Security Provider.
Private Network with Host Files
The following overrides would be appropriate for this deployment scenario:
fta-setup-env Setting | Override Value |
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SECURITY_PUBLIC_HOSTNAME | host2.acme-int.com |
DATAVIEW_PUBLIC_HOSTNAME | host2.acme-int.com (for future deployment) |
FLOWML_PUBLIC_HOSTNAME | host2.acme-int.com (for future deployment) |
EDGE_UI_PUBLIC_HOSTNAME | host3.acme-int.com |
EDGE_SERVICES_PUBLIC_HOSTNAME | host3.acme-int.com |
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