I'm trying to setup a free verion of mirth connect 3.6 version for my client . I need to setup an interface with HTTP connector. What are the necessary certificates required to connect over HTTPS . can anyone list out all the checklist certificates .
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No the open source version of Mirth Connect does not directly support SSL.
The means to support SSL in Mirth Connect are:
- MC will natively support SSL for HTTP senders if the recipient presents a certificate chain signed by a root CA trusted by the JVM
cacerts - Use a proxy like stunnel, nginx (Example from the answer here), or Apache in front of Mirth Connect
- Manually manage the Java keystore and truststore used by the JVM running Mirth Connect. Typically done using
keytool. - An open source offering is https://github.com/tonygermano/connect-plugins but it only works for HTTP listeners
- A commercial offering from Zen, https://consultzen.com/zen-ssl-extension/
- A commercial offering from NextGen, https://www.nextgen.com/products-and-services/integration-engine
- Innovar offers an AWS image https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/seller-profile?id=893b7e01-47a8-4b55-b327-99edb31a7324
This listing is more actively maintained at: https://gist.github.com/jonbartels/8abd121901eb930f46245d9ef0f5710e
Disclaimer - I currently have had connections to all three companies with commercial offerings.
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1For an example using nginx, see [How can I use HTTP Sender to submit a client certificate without the SSL Manager Plugin?](https://stackoverflow.com/a/52414240/138200). Unless you are submitting a client certificate, you will need to remove the `proxy_ssl_certificate` lines. – Mitch Sep 27 '18 at 23:29