- 20 Mar 2023
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Step 1: Edit and run the PowerShell script
- Updated on 20 Mar 2023
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Step 1: Edit and run the PowerShell script
Locate the PowerShell script (C:\Program Files (x86)\HealthCast\Lynx\Lynx.Config.ps1) on the server on which the Lynx software is installed. Edit the following two lines to provide values specific to your environment:
$certificateThumbprint = "your-cert-thumbprint" *mandatory
$port = 443 **change this value if needed. If you change this value, you’ll also need to change it in the config.ini file (see below).
Note: The certificate thumbprint can be found by opening the “Certificates – Local Computer” app (certlm.msc), Personal, Certificates folder. Then, double-click the certificate you wish to use and click the Details tab and find the “Thumbprint” value.
The PowerShell script binds the certificate to the port you choose to make it possible to enforce the SSL requirement. It also creates the necessary firewall rule.