How To Disable SSL on the CloudBolt Virtual Appliance

Overview

In some environments, it might be necessary or desirable to offload SSL processing to an external device. This configuration requires that SSL on the CloudBolt server be disabled for optimal performance and compatibility. This document describes the process of disabling SSL on the CloudBolt appliance.

Considerations

By default the CloudBolt appliance all HTTP requests to HTTPS with the exception of a few URLs. Disabling this redirect effectively opens CloudBolt to HTTP access and removes the need for SSL and TCP port 443. To remove these redirects, edit /etc/httpd/conf.d/wsgi.conf by following the steps.


Procedure

Step 1 open /etc/httpd/conf.d/wsgi.conf

  1. In the section that starts with <Directory /var/www/html/>, change the line:

    RewriteEngine on

    to:

    RewriteEngine off

  2. Save your changes and restart httpd from the bash prompt with:

    $ service httpd restart

You should now be able to log in and work with CloudBolt without using HTTPS.


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