Application Server on Windows 2016

Related to my earlier question, has anyone installed the Tessitura Service, Services Dashboard on a Windows 2016 box?  Is there something I'm missing with TLS?  When I go to Services Dashboard, the probes for Tessitura Service all fail.  Now if I use the Rest Client on the Tessitura Service site I get an error of "The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a send." but if I use the REST client with Firefox I can successfully connect and get data back.  Further, if I point the first Probe_Id at another test environment I get a connection (even if that other server is 2016), but pointing at itself, it fails.  I've even moved the cert to a different server and that was fine.  Really confused?  Thanks.

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  • Hi John,

    That error certainly sounds like a TLS thing.  We had a hell of a time with it a while back, and if I remember correctly it was a RAMP upgrade that set our API servers to not accept old TLS versions.  Since we were on RAMP all of the Tessitura stuff was fine, but a locally hosted web app server was failing.  Finding the configuration settings in the registry to get our servers (mostly 2012, I believe) to default to the right TLS version for .Net apps was extremely non-trivial.  Firefox would naturally work with the right TLS level, so that also fits the pattern.  I can't remember if I hacked this problem out on the forums or the developer Slack channel.

    --Gawain

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  • Hi John,

    That error certainly sounds like a TLS thing.  We had a hell of a time with it a while back, and if I remember correctly it was a RAMP upgrade that set our API servers to not accept old TLS versions.  Since we were on RAMP all of the Tessitura stuff was fine, but a locally hosted web app server was failing.  Finding the configuration settings in the registry to get our servers (mostly 2012, I believe) to default to the right TLS version for .Net apps was extremely non-trivial.  Firefox would naturally work with the right TLS level, so that also fits the pattern.  I can't remember if I hacked this problem out on the forums or the developer Slack channel.

    --Gawain

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