Wayk Den

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tim2
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I just installed Wayk Den in a Docker container. It successfully starts however, when I go to the URL of the server on port 4000 I get a white screen, followed by just a blank gray screen without any login box.

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Hello,

This issue can occur when the date/time of the server is not correctly set.

Could you try adjusting the date/time on the server? Then clear your cookies in your browser and retry to connect.

Best regards,

Jean-Philippe Charest

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date and time is correct, and I discovered I am able to get to the user interface from a browser on the server that has docker installed but on any other machine on the LAN I am unable to get to it.

internal LAN IP or external FQDN address.. I've also port forwarded 4000.

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Hi,

How did you configure your external URL when you have created your Wayk Den configuration ? This is what you should use to access your server from other computers. If you don't remember what is it, you can get it with that command :

> Get-WaykDenConfig

...
ExternalUrl       : https://den.contoso.com
...


The first thing to check is to access it from the host where the server is running with http://localhost:4000. From your last message, I can understand that it works. Next step is to try to reach it with your external URL. I'm not sure of the behavior if you reach it with the IP, but I don't expect that to work. Try with the external URL and if it doesn't work, please let us know the behavior that you see. If it doesn't work, could you also tell us a bit more about your certificate configuration ? Did you import it in the server or do you have a load balancer (nginx, iis, ...) handling the secure traffic and forwarding the traffic to port 4000 ?

Best regards,

François Dubois

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Hello,

If you are using the default configuration of Wayk Den, did you configure the certificate for https://den.tcnets.com ? You can follow the procedure here: https://github.com/Devolutions/WaykDen-ps#certificate-configuration

Best regards,

Richard Boisvert