This is the documentation for the console version of File Gateway. The old version is no longer supported.
Documentation for the new version of File Gateway is located here.

Configuration through the web interface

WLS service is a web service of the NSD repository, which interacts with the File gateway to exchange messages. To configure the connection to the WLS service

Page contents:

  1. go to Settings → WLS service (Fig. 1.1);

    Figure 1 – WLS service form
     
  2. specify the address of the repository WSL service (Fig. 1.2), depending on the type of cryptography:

    The 443 port must be open.

      1. https://rsa.nsd.ru/onyxpl/WslService – RSA, PL (test environment);
      2. https://gost.nsd.ru/onyxpl/WslService – GOST, PL (test environment);
      3. https://edor.nsd.ru/onyxpr/WslService – RSA, PROM (production environment);
      4. https://edog.nsd.ru/onyxpr/WslService – GOST, PROM (production environment);
      5. https://rsa-g.nsd.ru/onyxgs/WslService – RSA, GUEST (test environment);
      6. https://gost-g.nsd.ru/onyxgs/WslService – GOST, GUEST (test environment).
  3. select the WSL service connction mode (Fig. 1.3):
    1. automatic mode selection (recommended);
    2. standard HTTPS (with RSA cryptography support);
    3. native HTTPS (with GOST cryptography support).

To apply the settings, click Save (Fig. 1.4).

Configuring in svc.config

To navigate to the file svc.config you need to paste %LOCALAPPDATAinto the Windows Explorer and press Enter on the keyboard,then go to the installation folder NSD.FileGateway.

 To configure the connection with the the WSL- service of the repository, you must change the required parameters in the svc.config XML file. Valid options are presented in table 1.

Table 1 – File Gateway Setup Parameters

XPath-выражение

Описание

/fileGateway/wsl/@endpoint

Address of the endpoint of the repository WSL service

/fileGateway/wsl/@httpsMode

HTTPS mode. Valid values:

  • Auto – automatic mode selection (recommended)
  • Default – standard HTTPS (does not work with GOST cryptography)
  • WinInet – native HTTPS (supporting GOST cryptography)
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