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  2. HELP-6634

FIWARE.Request.Lab.Spain.FIWARE Lab Assistance.

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        • Type: extRequest
        • Status: Closed
        • Priority: Major
        • Resolution: Done
        • Fix Version/s: 2021
        • Component/s: FIWARE-LAB-HELP
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          Description

          Hi,

          What is the correct way, where to contact, to request a name server
          entry, e.g. "poi.lab.fiware.org" for the FIWARE POI Data Provider Global
          Instance?

          Best Regards
          Ari Okkonen (FIWARE POI-DP Enabler Owner)

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          Ari Okkonen
          Adminotech

          Since January 1st, old domains won't be supported and messages sent to any domain different to @lists.fiware.org will be lost.
          Please, send your messages using the new domain (Fiware-lab-help@lists.fiware.org) instead of the old one.
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          [Created via e-mail received from: Ari Okkonen ADT <ari.okkonen@adminotech.com>]

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            ariokkon Ari Okkonen added a comment - - edited

            The Apache server is now running. I am currently installing the other software. Catalog entry and Nagios will come next.
            The IP address of the server is http://130.206.115.237/ . I suggest the URL to be "poi.lab.fiware.org". Name in the catalogue is "POI Data Provider". The catalogue entry is http://catalogue.fiware.org/enablers/poi-data-provider .
            A SSL connection would be preferable, but how to get a decent certificate?

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            ariokkon Ari Okkonen added a comment - - edited The Apache server is now running. I am currently installing the other software. Catalog entry and Nagios will come next. The IP address of the server is http://130.206.115.237/ . I suggest the URL to be "poi.lab.fiware.org". Name in the catalogue is " POI Data Provider ". The catalogue entry is http://catalogue.fiware.org/enablers/poi-data-provider . A SSL connection would be preferable, but how to get a decent certificate?
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            fla Fernando Lopez added a comment -

            The DNS entry is configured.

            What do you mean by "a ssl connection would be preferable"? Do you want to use an https for your component and you request a decent certificate?

            Regarding Nagios, we just need to check that the service is up and running. It is just a sanity check of your component.

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            fla Fernando Lopez added a comment - The DNS entry is configured. What do you mean by "a ssl connection would be preferable"? Do you want to use an https for your component and you request a decent certificate? Regarding Nagios, we just need to check that the service is up and running. It is just a sanity check of your component.
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            ariokkon Ari Okkonen added a comment - - edited

            poi.lab.fiware.org works fine, thank you. The server is up and running. You can have a look by opening http://poi.lab.fiware.org/pois and selecting e.g. "saarbrucken" as the position and "Entertainmet etc." as categories. However the authentication and authorization tokens for logged-in use are currently transmitted in plaintext, because only http is available. A decent SSL certificate would allow use of https to hide those tokens. I think that other data is not sensitive. With "decent" I mean a certificate that does not raise spectacular and difficult-to-pass "untrusted certificate" warnings in the browser.
            Moreover, I need a link to up-to-date detailed instructions about what I have to do about Nagios The ones I found weren't valid anymore.

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            ariokkon Ari Okkonen added a comment - - edited poi.lab.fiware.org works fine, thank you. The server is up and running. You can have a look by opening http://poi.lab.fiware.org/pois and selecting e.g. "saarbrucken" as the position and "Entertainmet etc." as categories. However the authentication and authorization tokens for logged-in use are currently transmitted in plaintext, because only http is available. A decent SSL certificate would allow use of https to hide those tokens . I think that other data is not sensitive. With "decent" I mean a certificate that does not raise spectacular and difficult-to-pass "untrusted certificate" warnings in the browser. Moreover, I need a link to up-to-date detailed instructions about what I have to do about Nagios The ones I found weren't valid anymore.
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            ariokkon Ari Okkonen added a comment - - edited

            To be sure that the POI GE is properly on-line, the server and the client can be queried using Nagios:

            1. the server:
            http://poi.lab.fiware.org/poi_dp/radial_search?lat=1&lon=1&category=test_poi
            should return Status code "200 OK", Content-Type "application/json", and something starting with "{" as the content.

            2. the demo client:
            http://poi.lab.fiware.org/pois/
            should return status "200 OK", Content-Type "text/html", and something starting with "<" as the content.

            Then it is quite likely that the service is OK. Simple reboot should be enough in case of problems.

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            ariokkon Ari Okkonen added a comment - - edited To be sure that the POI GE is properly on-line, the server and the client can be queried using Nagios : 1. the server: http://poi.lab.fiware.org/poi_dp/radial_search?lat=1&lon=1&category=test_poi should return Status code "200 OK", Content-Type "application/json", and something starting with "{" as the content. 2. the demo client: http://poi.lab.fiware.org/pois/ should return status "200 OK", Content-Type "text/html", and something starting with "<" as the content. Then it is quite likely that the service is OK. Simple reboot should be enough in case of problems.
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            fla Fernando Lopez added a comment -

            The component is configured in the Nagios tool, detailed information was sent by email to the user and the google doc document was completed with the proper information.

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            fla Fernando Lopez added a comment - The component is configured in the Nagios tool, detailed information was sent by email to the user and the google doc document was completed with the proper information.

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                fla Fernando Lopez
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