Closed Panagiss closed 3 years ago
If you want https://misp.local to work, you'll need to add a DNS record for that in your environment.
Better is to change the hostname directly and to generate a certificate for that new hostname. The initial certificate is just there to have HTTPs work, but it will always be non-sufficient for production usage, as it's a self signed certificate.
Yeah is what i did thanks for the reply.
misp.local
url path for Misp won't work even though the .crt file has the same CN. I can only acces the misp server withlocalhost
.I'm new in Misp and i found the docker image that is really handy. What i tried at first was to find the .crt file in order to pass to curl --cacert option in order to access the api. But it states of course that the .crt file is signed for
misp.local
path. When i hit the path i cannot reach Misp, whilelocalhost
works just fine.i must be missing something here...