Qualitia Automation Studio (QAS) now provides a secure server portal by introducing the Secure Sockets Laye (SSL) Certificate. This change has been introduced to provide a secure and authenticated connection. We do not need to provide a port number for HTTPS. It will have a default port number 443.
What is SSL Certificate?
The SSL certificate is a digital certificate which is used for authentication of a website. It creates a secure connection between client and web server. When the certificate is installed, it changes the website from HTTP to HTTPS.
Steps to install SSL certificate on your local machine
Download the .pem file.
Open Manage User Certificate on your machine and go to Trusted Root Certification Authorities.
Right click and hover on all tasks.
Import the tasks and click Next.
Now, click Browse > Next > Finish.
For local machine:
Go to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc.
Open the host file and add Ip where you have installed the server.
Add qualitiasoft.ssl in another line and save the file.
Go to the secure link: https://qualitiasoft.ssl/.
Also add https://qualitiasoft.ssl/ in Qualitia - Client while logging in.
After going from not secure to secure, make sure to reload the page. If this does not work, relaunch the server portal.
Update the SSL port and SSL certificate path
Open the Configuration Section on the Qualitia Server.
Go to Secure Connections and select the Enable SSL check box.
Add the SSL Port number as 443.
Add the SSL Certificate Path from as qualitiasoft.ssl.
Add SSL Certificate Password and click Save.
You need to enable the SSL from the Configuration Section to get a secure connection. If you do not enable it, the SSL Port by default will be set as 80, which is an unsecured server.