I've gotten WSO2 installed and it works. But after I login to EMM I get a blank page. Viewing the source is confirming that nothing is being returned.
I login, click "Go to url" for the dashboard, click "Mobile Management Console" and after I login I get redirected to a blank page.
Why am I not able to see the emm console?
Turns out I had to use my public DNS instead of public IP with Amazon AWS. After changing HostName and MgtHostName in carbon.xml to my public dns, everything worked like a charm.
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I have hosted AWS OpenSearch(ELK) and with that Kibana also get hosted. So I have created a dashboard in Kibana where I get the embedded link and insert it to my HTML code. It ask me to login Everytime.
If I host a EC2 instance and install Nginx in it and is it possible if I configure Nginx.conf and provided the access credentials to it so whenever my website gets loaded Visualization inserted in my website through Kibana Embedded Link it should not ask for authentication.
I own my domain mydomain.com through Google Domains. I'm creating a React application deployed through Amplify CLI. On the console, I tried to set up a custom domain for my Amplify app at https://us-east-2.console.aws.amazon.com/amplify/home?region=us-east-2#/d2xxxxxxxxxxtf/settings/domains so when someone visits admin.mydomain.com, they'd be redirected to my app. I copied the CNAME record over to Google Domains DNS management per this guide, but after AWS verified that I own the domain and supposedly configured everything, I still can't access my app at the subdomain. Whenever I point my browser to admin.mydomain.com, I'm redirected to https://www.admin.mydomain.app. The console seems to have automatically set up this redirect, and I see ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED at the endpoint it brings me to, because there's nothing hosted there. How do I avoid this redirect?
While I was writing this, I took another look at the Amplify Console (Dec 2019), and found, under App Settings, at the bottom, Rewrites and Redirects, where I found the 302 redirect rule to the www subdomain, removed it, and got this working.
I'm trying to use Google ReCaptcha V2 in my django application. It works when testing locally fine.
I'm now working on deploying/hosting and using my django application on an AWS EC2 instance and now I get the following error in the Captcha box.
ERROR for site owner:
Invalid domain for site key
I've added the EC2's public DNS (ec2-x-x-x-x.compute-1.amazonaws.com) to the list of domains in the Google Admin console but that hasn't resolved the issue. I've also added the eIP in the form of x.x.x.x. Is that the proper way to add an EC2 "domain" to Google's Recaptcha?
The public DNS works fine for me. It seems like it has some delays for the reCAPTCHA changes to be reflect on the web server.
I have a Drupal website that's been configured with AWS Cloudfront.
My problem is that now passworded access to the CMS is not happening. The page asks for the username/password and then I click on the "Login" button and it gives me "access denied" message.
The password is fine so I'm sure this is a Cloudfront problem. Can anyone please assist me why this is happening?
The issue happening is with Authentication headers and Cookies not being forwarded to the parent server from the Cloud Front Distribution. Whitelisting Origin, Host, Referrer, Authorization Headers and Forwarding all cookies will fix this issue.
I am connecting to openfire using Smack api and it is connecting just fine. The problem is that anyone could connect to it if they know my ip address.It's not asking for admin password or anything and new users are created. Do I have to use some kind of certificate file (BKS or JKS)?
You could disable the Inband Account Registration setting Registration & Login page (under Server Settings tab) through your Openfire Admin Console.
Inband account registration allows users to create accounts on the server automatically using most clients.