The HTML5 user interface is accessible on port 8554. Some older InfoBurst environments that use SSL may only have SSL enabled on port 8551. If you use SSL and receive an SSL error when browsing to https://<SERVER>:8554, then you must enable SSL on port 8554.
Locate and Copy enable_ssl.bat
Open Windows Explorer and browse to the InfoBurst application root (default = C:\Program Files (x86)\InfoSol\InfoBurstPlatform)
Locate enable_ssl.bat and make a copy named enable_ssl_8554.bat in the same location
Open enable_ssl_8554.bat in a text editor
Your enable_ssl_8554.bat should look similar to this:
If your file contains ipport=0.0.0.0:8554, then do not proceed and open a help desk ticket for assistance. Proceed to the next section if your file does not contain ipport=0.0.0.0:8554.
Enable SSL
Remove all but the first line of enable_ssl_8554.bat
Update ipport=0.0.0.0:8550 to ipport=0.0.0.0:8554 and save the file (example below)
Open a command prompt (Run As Administrator) and change directory to the InfoBurst application root (default = C:\Program Files (x86)\InfoSol\InfoBurstPlatform)
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The HTML5 user interface is accessible on port 8554. Some older InfoBurst environments that use SSL may only have SSL enabled on port 8551. If you use SSL and receive an SSL error when browsing to https://<SERVER>:8554, then you must enable SSL on port 8554.
Locate and Copy enable_ssl.bat
Your enable_ssl_8554.bat should look similar to this:
If your file contains ipport=0.0.0.0:8554, then do not proceed and open a help desk ticket for assistance. Proceed to the next section if your file does not contain ipport=0.0.0.0:8554.
Enable SSL