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Periscope utilizes usernames, passwords, and corresponding permissions, roles, and read and write capabilities that may have been configured in the host software for requisite end user access privileges. Best practices should be followed in regards to assigning these access rights and sharing of any accounts and/or passwords. |
Network Details
Periscope is accessed through a modern browser by navigating to http(s)://IP_of_host/periscope. Niagara's default settings will provide HTTPS access to Periscope via port 443. This is often overridden by operators to HTTP, however, so be sure proper settings are entered in the Web Services configuration in Niagara to adhere with your installation's security requirements.
SkySpark offers similar HTTPS capability, but you must add your server's private key and certificate chain to the skyarc keystore to enable (see https://skyfoundry.com/doc/docSkySpark/Crypto for instructions).
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For additional peace of mind when it comes to the security of all Niagara instances, consider nProtex. Activelogix has digitized the Niagara security hardening guides for AX and N4 applications, providing on-demand reporting as it relates to threats to their system's security. |
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