To clarify my questions, yes, I am talking about a separate web-host using
different SSL.
websocket, but will for the web content....
Post by Michael JerrisThe verto client is js code, it doesn't have its own ssl cert. Do you
mean for the web page and the websocket? If so, its strongly recommended
that you use the same one. If you are actually using different hosts for
the web client and the websocket, its possible, but you are more likely to
run into cert issues on some certs, particularly with mobile browsers, as
some certs will require user interaction that will not happen on the
websocket, but will for the web content.
Post by Vik KillaHello,
The confluence page indicates that both the Verto Client and the Verto
Module on FS use the same SSL.
Post by Vik KillaWe tested using a different a different SSL on each end and it still
works.
Post by Vik KillaIs this a misconception I have regarding the SSL setup?
Thanks,
V
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