HTTPS Protocol
The HTTPS server is used to expose the HTTP MFT Rest API.
To configure it, click the New button and in the New server panel select the HTTPS protocol.
These fields will appear allowing you to enter the settings for the server:
Name (*): assign a name to the server you are creating; it will appear in the server card or row.
Port (*): enter the port to connect to the server.
🚀 DMZ: activate the DMZ toggle to use the DMZ, choose Port Forwarding mode and specify the port. This will add a new entry in the DMZ → Servers panel.
Description: enter a description of the server.
VFS (*): select the VFS that will be accessible through the HTTPS protocol.
Server key: select a key in the drop-down list or upload it by clicking the New button and browsing your drive.
Require client authentication: enable the toggle button if you want the server to require SSL Client Authentication to the client that is connecting.
Authentication protocols: select the SSL authentication protocol. Possible values are either All or these specific values:
SSLv3
TLSv1
TLSv1.1
TLSv1.2
TLSv1.3
Accepted cipher suites: select the cipherSuites accepted to establish an SSL connection. For a list of all accepted Cipher Suites, follow this link.
Once configured, you can decide which applications to activate. These include the HTTP MFT API and the File Manager.
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