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02-04-2019 05:21 AM
Hi,
I need to call third party URL (FQDN based) using Make Rest Call node in CCX Editor. I am trying to achieve this by -
1. Make an entry in the /etc/hosts file on UCCX server for domain, IP mapping.
2. Installing the certificate ( using UCCX Admin ) provided by API vendor.
Do these two steps sufficient to make HTTPS call from the CCX Editor using Make Rest Call node.
Thanks,
Sukhadeo.
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02-04-2019 08:26 AM - edited 02-04-2019 08:51 AM
How are you going to edit the /etc/hosts file?
For certificates, you would upload this to Tomcat (tomcat-trust). That's where the newer versions of UCCX keep the certs it needs for connecting to secure hosts via scripting.
EDIT: When I said Tomcat, I meant the Trust Store. Hopefully that was clear, but if not, I've edited my response.
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02-04-2019 08:26 AM - edited 02-04-2019 08:51 AM
How are you going to edit the /etc/hosts file?
For certificates, you would upload this to Tomcat (tomcat-trust). That's where the newer versions of UCCX keep the certs it needs for connecting to secure hosts via scripting.
EDIT: When I said Tomcat, I meant the Trust Store. Hopefully that was clear, but if not, I've edited my response.
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02-04-2019 08:30 AM
1. Is there an issue with your DNS server? Your CCX should be able to do both forward and reverse resolution of the server you are pointing to, assuming that server is properly defined on DNS.
