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author | Sebastien Jodogne <s.jodogne@gmail.com> |
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date | Tue, 21 Jun 2016 08:57:03 +0200 |
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7 It is highly desirable to enable HTTPS (SSL) encryption with Orthanc | 7 It is highly desirable to enable HTTPS (SSL) encryption with Orthanc |
8 to protect its REST API, as it provides access to medical | 8 to protect its REST API, as it provides access to medical |
9 information. To this end, you have two possibilites: | 9 information. To this end, you have two possibilites: |
10 | 10 |
11 1. Put Orthanc behind an enterprise-ready HTTPS server such as | 11 1. Put Orthanc behind an enterprise-ready HTTPS server such as |
12 :ref:`Apache <apache>` or :ref:`nginx <nginx>`. | 12 :ref:`Apache <apache>`, :ref:`nginx <nginx>` or :ref:`Microsoft IIS <iis>`. |
13 2. For simple deployments, use Orthanc :ref:`built-in HTTPS server <https-builtin>`. | 13 2. For simple deployments, use Orthanc :ref:`built-in HTTPS server <https-builtin>`. |
14 | 14 |
15 **You should always favor the first option**. The second option might make | 15 **You should always favor the first option**. The second option might make |
16 sense in the context of an hospital Intranet, i.e. the Orthanc server | 16 sense in the context of an hospital Intranet, i.e. the Orthanc server |
17 is not publicly accessible from the Internet. | 17 is not publicly accessible from the Internet. |