The HTTP Server page is used for configuring various settings related to SecurityGateway's web interface. You can designate the host name that will be used in login links created by SecurityGateway, the HTTP and HTTPS ports, and other HTTP related settings.
Server
Host Name (used to create login links):
This is the host name that will be used by SecurityGateway when creating login links in messages it sends to your users and administrators. For example, if the URL that your users need to use when connecting to SecurityGateway is "http://sg.example.com:...", then enter "sg.example.com" into this box. If you want these links to use https, then you must enter the entire URL include "https" (for example, "https://sg.example.com:4443").
HTTP Ports (comma delimited):
This is the HTTP port that SecurityGateway's web interface will use. When connecting to SecurityGateway via their web browser, your users will need to include this port number in the URL after a colon. For example, "http://sg.example.com:4000". You can enter multiple ports separated by commas. The default port is 4000.
HTTPS Ports (comma delimited):
This is the HTTPS port that SecurityGateway will monitor for HTTPS connections to the web interface. Users connecting to this port will need to use "https" in SecurityGateway's URL and include the port number after a colon (e.g. "https://sg.example.com:4443"). You can enter multiple ports separated by commas. The default port is 4443.
Bind sockets to these IPs (comma delimited):
If you wish to restrict SecurityGateway to receiving connections made to specific IP addresses, enter them here separated by commas.
Number of Threads for HTTP Requests:
This is the number of threads that SecurityGateway will use for HTTP requests. The default value is 5.
Session Timeout
Enable session timeouts
When this option is enabled, a user or administrator will be logged out of the web interface automatically when there is no activity from them for the number of minutes designated below. This option is enabled by default.
Log users out after [xx] minutes
This is the number of minutes of inactivity allowed before a user or administrator will be automatically logged out of the web interface. The default setting for this option is 15 minutes.
