On the "Configuration | Advanced | Trusted WebSocket Origins" page you are able to set local exceptions for checking trusted WebSocket Origins.
Since CodeMeter Version 7.10a. by default, it is mandatory to check for the origin of a request when information and data is exchanged via web components with CodeMeter License Server. This is done by certificates issued for these purposes.
The list Trusted WebSocket Origins allows to specify local exceptions for this check. This means that no certificates are required for communication, or existing certificates are ignored.
Figure 60: CodeMeter WebAdmin - "Configuration | Trusted WebSocket Origins“
Element |
Description |
Trusted WebSocket Origins |
Shows a list of local exceptions entries for checking trusted WebSocket Origins. You edit the list by using the |
add new trusted WebSocket Origin |
Adds an entry for the list Trusted WebSocket Origins. 1.Enter the new trusted WebSocket Origin. Supported input formats are IPv4 and IPv6 addresses and port specifications, e.g. "http://localhost:4040", "http://[2001:db8::1%25eth0]" "https://[2001:db8::1]:4040". 2.Click the Add button. In the list result you may delete entries using the |
Click the "Apply" button to save all the changes you have made. By a previous click on the "Restore Defaults" button you save the default settings, i.e local exceptions entries for checking trusted WebSocket Origins will be removed.