Change the IIS security settings so the AGFAHC services only allow a secure connection over HTTPS. All web services listed in the Security Wizard must be set to use the HTTPS protocol, or users may see exceptions when using the IMPAX Client.
 | Important! Securing the connections for all web services on IIS will impact the performance of the web services, slowing down the communication between the Application Server and the Clients. |
Specifying that secure connections are required for all IIS web services on Windows 2003
Open the Control Panel.
Select Administrative Tools > Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
Double-click Local computer.
Double-click Web Sites.
Double-click Default Web Site.
Right-click AgfaHC.Connectivity.Web.Services and select Properties.
In the Properties dialog, switch to the Directory Security tab.
Under Secure communications, select Edit.
In the Secure Communications dialog, select Require secure channel (SSL) and click OK.
To close the Properties dialog, click OK.
Repeat steps 6 - 10 for the following services:
AgfaHC.Curie.Web.Services
AgfaHC.Healthcheck.Escrow
AgfaHC.LanguageRedirect
AgfaHC.Messaging.Server.WebServices
AgfaHC.Pacs.Web
AgfaHC.Pacs.Web.Services
AgfaHC.Pacs.Web.Services.UTF8
AgfaHC.Ris.Web.Services
AgfaHC.User.Administration.Web.Services
AgfaHC.User.Security.Web.Services
AgfaHC.User.Web.Services
Documents
AgfaHC.Ris.Web.Services.Remote.Agfa.Ris
After all services have been updated, close the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager window.
In the Security Wizard, ensure all web services are set to the HTTPS protocol.