General Tab
The General tab is the first interface presented to the user when opening Thinfinity® Workspace Configuration Manager. It provides key configuration options related to network access, server settings, and overall system behavior.

Bindings
Shows a list of Gateway ports to which a user can connect to access the server resources.
Add/Edit/Remove
Adds, edits or removes a binding.
Browse
Navigate to the selected binding.
Enable external access in Windows Firewall
Adds the currently configured bindings on the Windows Firewall exception list. This is mandatory for certain Windows Firewall configurations.
Remove Server response header
Removes headers from the response.
Error page responses (warning icon)
Allows the user to define custom error pages for various HTTP error codes for a more user-friendly experience when issues occur.
Network ID
Identifies the current installation. Any Thinfinity Workspace servers sharing their resources through one or more Gateways must match their Network ID.
Press this button to see and/or change the Network ID. The default value is a random string, but it can be changed to something more descriptive.
Show Log
Opens the server logs in a separate window.
When adding or editing a binding the following parameters are available:

Protocol
The protocol is used to connect to the resource. You can choose between HTTP and HTTPS.
Bind to IP
The IP to which you want to define the binding.
Port
The default port is used to connect to the resource.
SSL/TLS Certificate
This field will only become active if you select the HTTPS protocol. You can choose one of the available certificates.
View
Displays the contents of the selected certificate.
New
Allows the creation of a new certificate.
Require Client Certificate
Enforces the use of a Client Certificate.
Require AD Mapping
Enforces the use of AD mapping.
Store
Indicates the folder where the certificates are stored in the Local Computer Certificates location.
Redirect incoming requests to this URL
Select to redirect requests to a different URL.
URL
This field only becomes available if the previous option has been selected. Enter the URL where you want to redirect the incoming requests.
Status code
Leave the default selection.
When clicking New, the following options are available for the certificates:

When creating a self-signed certificate, the following options are available:

Country Code
The two-letter country code of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO 3166).
State
Full, unabbreviated name of the state or province in which your organization is located.
Locality
Full, unabbreviated name of the city in which your organization is located.
Organization
The name under which your company is legally registered.
Organizational Unit
Use this field to distinguish between departments within an organization.
Common Name
The domain name or URL with which you plan to use this certificate.
E-Mail Address
The company email address.
Bits
We recommend using a 2048 length key.
When requesting a certificate, the available options are the same as when creating a self-signed certificate.

Use this button to access the native Windows Certificate Import Wizard.
For the ACME certificates the following options are available:

Options
Allows managing the ACME certificates.
Register
Registers a certificate.
Finalize
Notifies that the TXT records have been updated on the DNS server.
Renew
Renews a certificate.
Revoke
Revokes a certificate.
Export
Exports the selected certificate.
View Certificate in Store
Allows viewing the certificate in the certificate store.
View DNS Info
Allows viewing the certificate TXT records if the certificate has been validated through DNS.
When clicking the Options button, the following options are available:

Renew days before expire
The default number of renew days before the certificate expires. Modify if applicable.
Interval retry (secs)
The default retry interval (in seconds) for the certificate renovation.
DNS Update App
The script or app to execute in order to update the DNS server with the TXT values received.
DNS Update Params
The parameters for the DNS Update app or script.
DNS Remove App
The script to execute in order to remove the TXT values received from the DNS.
DNS Remove Params
The parameters for the DNS Remove app or script.
DNS Apps timeout (secs)
The default timeout in sec, modify if applicable.
DNS Server address to check TXT update
IP address or DNS host to check for the TXT update (to confirm the propagation of the update).
When clicking the Register button in the ACME Certificates Register dialog window the following options are available:

Domain name
The domain name against which the certificate will be validated. This is a required field.
Contact
A contact email address (optional).
Alternate names
Alternate names for the domain name entered above.
HTTP Challenges
Validates domain possession through HTTP using port 80. If domain possession cannot be checked using this method, it remains disabled, and the only remaining option is the DNS validation.
DNS Challenges
Validates domain possession through DNS.
Cert Store Pass
Password for the certificate store location.
Last updated
Was this helpful?