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How to disable HTTP in Security Expert SOAP web service and Web Client

Kirk Mahmoud_Sayed Kirk
‎2024-02-21 03:48 PM

on ‎2024-02-21 03:48 PM

Issue

Need to disable HTTP access for both SOAP web service and Web Client to allow HTTPS access only.

Product Line

EcoStruxure Security Expert

Environment

  • Security Expert Server
  • Security Expert SOAP Web Service
  • Security Expert Web Client

Cause

Need to disable HTTP access for enhanced cybersecurity

Resolution

Disable HTTP access for SOAP:

  1. Navigate to the SOAP IIS Directory, by default this is "C:\inetpub\wwwroot\SecurityExpertSOAPService" and open the "Web.config" file using a text editor such as Notepad or Notepad++.
  2. Scroll down to the <services> section and comment out the following two lines:
    1.  <endpoint address="" binding="basicHttpBinding" bindingConfiguration="basicHttpEndpointBinding" contract="GXWCF2.IService1" />
    2. <endpoint address="mex" binding="mexHttpBinding" contract="IMetadataExchange" />
      
      SOAP WebConfig diable HTTP 1.jpg

       

  3. To confirm that the HTTPS version of the service is accessible, paste the following link into
    the URL bar and replace the placeholders with the relevant values: https://<pcname>.<domainname>:<portnumber>/SecurityExpertSOAPService/service.svc. A web page will open with a message saying that the service has been created, this confirms SOAP is working correctly.

Disable HTTP access for Web Client:

  1. Open Internet Information Server (IIS) manager. 
  2. Right click on the SecurityExpertWeb site and select "Edit Bindings".IIS Edit bindings.jpg

     

  3. Remove the HTTP site binding.Remove Binding.jpg

Configure Web Client to connect to SOAP via HTTPs:

  1. Navigate to the IIS directory for the Web Client, by default this is "C:\inetpub\wwwroot\SecurityExpertWebClient". Go to the 'include' directory and open the file 'soap.connect.php"
  2. Modify the address on the $wsdl = to the HTTPS SOAP address, and change the port number as well. Additionally, 'localhost' does not work, and it must be changed to hostname with qualified domain name. See below image for reference:

web client config.jpgOnce this change is made it should now be possible to browse to the web client over HTTPS.

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