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By default, WCS uses simple generated certificates, so in order to make connection successful you should preliminarily access this URL from the browser:
https://192.168.1.5:84438444/
Insert the actual address of your WCS server in place of 192.168.1.5.
The browser will display a warning that the security certifixate certificate the WCS server uses is not known to the browser or the OS. This is normal, because for the sake of testing a generated certificate is used. Depending on the browser used, either continue opening this address or add this address to the list of security exclusions. After that, the WCS client certificate will be cached by the browser and all subsequent connections will pass through successfully.
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2. Open the web interface of WCS with by default user admin (password admin). Select "Security" in the upper menu, then the "Certificates" submenu:
3. On the import page upload certificate files received from your SSL provider and the private key file:
4. SSL certificates imported using the web interface are stored to the certificate storage wss.jks and to the database of the WCS server, and are then displayed in the "Security - Certificates" section:
Restart the WCS server to apply new settings. After restart, open httphttps://yourdomain:84438444. If the certificate was imported correctly, you should see the browser accepts the WCS server certificate.
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After restarting the server, open httphttps://test.flashphoner.com:84438444 again. If certificates are imported correctly, you should see that the browser accepts the WCS server certificate.
Further you need to use the URL wss://test.flashphoner.com:8443 URL to connect to the server using the 'connect' method. Notice that we use the domain name here, not the IP address. The certificate issued for that name was imported to the keystore and is used by the WCS server. The test.flashphoner.com domain that we used in the example should be replaced by your own domain that the SSL certificate is issued to.
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