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Is there a way to secure my spiceworks server with SSL just for internal use…

Currently it runs in a browser and shows red “not secure” with https crossed out

I dont plan on publishing on the internet, this is just for internal use… can i install a self signed certificate ?

appreciate any pointers

Thanks

Tim

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I came across this but confused with point 5 it refers to a domain that the spiceworks server uses… well my internal address would be https://swserver:86/ tickets - there is no domain…

https://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/1469-how-to-become-your-own-certificate-authority-and-secure-spiceworks

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Spiceworks includes a self signed certificate out of the box. Your computer won’t trust it because it was not generated but a trusted CA (verisign or other). In concept, if you have a domain controller setup as a root CA sign the organization, you should be able to generate one and use it in Spiceworks and since generated by your already trusted root CA (domain controller), it should propagate to your domain joined clients. The easier thing would be to download the existing certificate from Spiceworks then install it in trusted root certificates in the machines.

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Just read your second post. Do you have a Windows Active Directory domain?