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Hi all.
Brand new to Blue Iris, coming over from Geovision VMS. We are in love with the software, but we're trying to see about securing it with AD credentials. My thought process was to set up an IIS Reverse Proxy, and then just limit that page to certain AD groups with Windows Authentication. The IIS part works in general, but it seems something is wrong. I have set up a standard reverse proxy (we have many in IIS) on the Windows Server 2016 server that is hosting Blue Iris. I am able to view it directly (having it on port 81), but not from within the Reverse Proxy. It just spins and gives errors like "The video stream was lost" and "Protocol Error".
I have tried the settings suggested here. X-Forwarded-For Header, not under a virtual directory, Content-Security-Policy Header. I'm not sure how to confirm if Store-and-Forward is enabled, but this tells me it is rare to be default. I went through this guide to adjust the Accept-Encoding header.
Brand new to Blue Iris, coming over from Geovision VMS. We are in love with the software, but we're trying to see about securing it with AD credentials. My thought process was to set up an IIS Reverse Proxy, and then just limit that page to certain AD groups with Windows Authentication. The IIS part works in general, but it seems something is wrong. I have set up a standard reverse proxy (we have many in IIS) on the Windows Server 2016 server that is hosting Blue Iris. I am able to view it directly (having it on port 81), but not from within the Reverse Proxy. It just spins and gives errors like "The video stream was lost" and "Protocol Error".
I have tried the settings suggested here. X-Forwarded-For Header, not under a virtual directory, Content-Security-Policy Header. I'm not sure how to confirm if Store-and-Forward is enabled, but this tells me it is rare to be default. I went through this guide to adjust the Accept-Encoding header.
