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1. Re: Trying to remove ConfigDB from Login Screen
Martin.Nabbs Jan 11, 2018 2:24 AM (in response to PaulWalker)Paul
If the URL that the user enters to access ISM matches the value in the "Login Url" value on the Tenant record in the ConfigDB or on the tab "Alternate Login URL" then the Application/Tenant combo box does not show on the login screen.
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2. Re: Trying to remove ConfigDB from Login Screen
PaulWalker Jan 11, 2018 3:02 AM (in response to Martin.Nabbs)I knew that worked on a standard http installation and that if was a 2 server SSL implementation I could put the Web Server in the URL so that when I went to the App Server I could get the combo box, but when you do that with 1 server SSL if I put in the URL so that I can get it without the combo box how do I then get to the option with the combo box since the certificate is associated with the domain name.
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3. Re: Trying to remove ConfigDB from Login Screen
Martin.Nabbs Jan 11, 2018 3:17 AM (in response to PaulWalker)Is your certificate a Wild Card certificate (ie *.domain.com) or a certificate specific for that server (server.domain.com)?
If it is a wildcard certificate you could set up an alias in the DNS for the server and access it via the alias - the combo box would then be displayed.
If it is a specific certificate it probably comes down to who you want to be able to access the combo box. If it is only Admins then they can sign onto the server and use "https://localhost/HEAT" - IE will complain but you will still be able to connect. Remotely they could use the IP Address (e.g.: https://192.169.1.1/HEAT) or just the name of the server and not the FQDN (e.g.: https://Server/HEAT). Again IE will complain but you can still connect.
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4. Re: Trying to remove ConfigDB from Login Screen
PaulWalker Jan 11, 2018 4:54 AM (in response to Martin.Nabbs)It is a wild card certificate. Thank you for the info about getting to it. I wasn't sure that the server name URL and not the FQDN would work with SSL. I am also assuming that if you wanted to lock down even the IP address and SERVERNAME/HEAT to only allow "Localhost" on the server you would put those in as Alternate Login URLs
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5. Re: Trying to remove ConfigDB from Login Screen
Martin.Nabbs Jan 11, 2018 5:21 AM (in response to PaulWalker)I just did a test with the IP Address in the Alternate Login URL and that does work (I wasn't sure if it would). The combo-box is removed.