Explicitly Supported Scenarios for HTTPS
In order to use SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) together with WebOffice 10.9 R4 have a look on the four supported cases described below. Other scenarios can occur though they are not explicitly supported.

SSL supported scenarios in WebOffice
Supported Scenarios (Description of the system sketch):
•Case 1: The reverse proxy in the intranet will assign every external HTTPS map request to HTTPS (SSL for sensitive content, registration details) and HTTP (no SSL for non-sensitive content). Notice the information about configurations of Apache Reverse Proxy and URL for a secure Connection.
•Case 2: External request via the external server name without reverse proxy (HTTPS for sensitive content, HTTP for non-sensitive content), pay attention to URL for a secure Connection.
•Case 3: Internal request via the internal server name (HTTPS for sensitive content, HTTP for non-sensitive content), pay attention to URL for a secure Connection.
•Case 4: The application is linked to the AD (Active Directory) using LDAP (lightweight directory access protocol), pay attention to Truststore.
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Also in case of external requests only encode the login requests (URL for a secure Connection). Remaining traffic will use HTTP. An exception regarding SSL in the intranet is the configuration of a Authentication Type SSO. |
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For detailed information see LDAP Configuration and Truststore. |