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Important Product Information
Introduction
Configuration
- Configuration Overview - Webspace
- Installing Webspace
- Configuration Guidelines
- Apache Configuration Still Supported in Webspace Upgrades
  This topic describes how to configure SSL when the Apache HTTP Server 2.4 (httpd-2.4.29-Win64-VC15) web service is installed on the Webspace Server, which was a configuration supported in earlier versions of Proficy Webspace. You can continue to use this older configuration or upgrade to the new one; Webspace now has its own web server. The newer version of Webspace (version 6.2 and greater) does not require the use of either Apache or IIS.
- Certificates
- Self-Signed Certificates
- Creating Mapped Drives on the Webspace Server
- Configuring Multiple Input Locales
- Running the Webspace Admin Console
- Adding Applications to the Webspace Admin Console
- Secure Deployment and Whitelisting
  We strongly advise you to follow recommended practices with respect to network cybersecurity. For example, our products should be placed within a protected electronic security boundary, such as behind a properly configured firewall, and monitored by a properly tuned Intrusion Detection System (IDS) or an Intrusion Prevention System (IPS). Industrial Control System products should NOT be connected to the business network or directly to the Internet. (VPN is an example of a countermeasure that can be deployed.)
- Optimizing Webspace Server Performance
Administration
Optional Web Session Properties
Deploying and Running Sessions
Advanced Topics
Reference
Glossary

Firefox and Certificates

Firefox does not, by default, recognize certificates in the Windows certificate store. Use an enterprise policy to add CA certificates and set the ImportEnterpriseRoots key to True. In Firefox, type about:config to access the configuration. Configure the security.enterprise_roots.enabled setting to true. For more information, see: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/setting-certificate-authorities-firefox.