HTTPS (Port 443) Problem

[Wizet]

When I tried to make my own SSL Certificate I ended up having some problems. Here are the setting of my Abyss Web Server when this problem happens.

http://img519.imageshack.us/my.php?image=abysswebserverfh6.png These are my current Abyss Web Server Settings for localhost and so on. Note that on the bottom localhost is on https and is secured.

http://img502.imageshack.us/my.php?image=abysswebserver002du2.png This is proof that the domain exists and is updated into no-ip's database

http://img134.imageshack.us/my.php?image=abysswebserver005du6.png These are settings I used for the https and port 443.

http://img405.imageshack.us/my.php?image=abysswebserver006co1.png This is what the main page for my web console looks like. Note that it is on a secured host running on port 443 and is running.

http://img441.imageshack.us/my.php?image=abysswebserver004ld0.png This is what happens when I try to enter my domain with https:// included on it.

The domain and website does work if I change the port to 9999 and on http. I just need to know why it doesn't work when its on port 443 and on https. Thank you for trying to help me with this problem.

 

[Smith6612]

Since the port 9999 is working for https connections, try visiting the page if you can via https://Localhostaddress:443. Things do look correct though in the web server and in no-ip's settings. Also, if Abyss Web Server is not acting as a DNS server itself and is just listening for data that comes in via a specific port, that may also be causing an issue for you where it's trying to connect to it via your modem/router. I've never tried using https connections back when I ran a server at home so it beats me right now unless I think of something else.

 

[Wizet]

Since the port 9999 is working for https connections, try visiting the page if you can via https://Localhostaddress:443. Things do look correct though in the web server and in no-ip's settings. Also, if Abyss Web Server is not acting as a DNS server itself and is just listening for data that comes in via a specific port, that may also be causing an issue for you where it's trying to connect to it via your modem/router. I've never tried using https connections back when I ran a server at home so it beats me right now unless I think of something else.

Don't you mean http connections? How can I make Abyss Web Server a DNS in order for this problem to be resolved?

 

[Smith6612]

There should be a way to make Abyss listen for requests coming into the IP and only take requests for a certain domain name. I haven't used Abyss so whether or not it has that feature is beyond me without some Googling. Besides that, HTTP and HTTPS work in basically the same way, it's just that HTTPS tends to be a bit more picky since it is secure.

 

[Wizet]

There should be a way to make Abyss listen for requests coming into the IP and only take requests for a certain domain name. I haven't used Abyss so whether or not it has that feature is beyond me without some Googling. Besides that, HTTP and HTTPS work in basically the same way, it's just that HTTPS tends to be a bit more picky since it is secure.

Never mind found a solution. Xampp.