Thanks for the feedback so far.

Vinod - we do have a mid-tier and a smartreporting server public facing and 
then another set private facing.  We've had mid-tier setup like this for years, 
which works perfect.  I can log directly into SmartReporting on the public side 
all day.  I just can't get mid-tier to take the setting in the config page.  I 
actually tried to load both mid-tier and smartreporting on the same server too 
in test to get away from the cert configurations between servers.  No luck.


Lee - absolutely no performance issues at all doing this.  From a security 
standpoint I believe this is the only way you should setup your web tier (I'm 
sure that's open for debate).  I'm trying to move our small subset of users on 
the private side to move over to the public side.  That would give us less 
servers to maintain.


Tauf - I'm waiting to hear back from RoD Ops Team.  I think the issues are SSL 
and NAT.  Not sure if they are completely independent issues or somewhat 
related.  Unfortunately I can't turn off the SSL enforcement on the public 
facing side to test that.  I am curious on the SSO side of the house also.  
SmartReporting once integrated into ITSM will log you in auto-magically.  That 
could very well be the issue also.  That authentication won't happen because of 
the address translation, which triggers the error configuring this in mid-tier. 
 I wonder now if load balancers would cause a bunch of issues too with 
SmartReporting.



Brian


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Subject: Re: SmartReporting over SSL in DMZ

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Not sure about Control M. Truesight does not support Okta, which is what we use 
for our SSO and we have no need to make it publicly available so it's not a 
huge issue for us.
We built Truesight in AWS

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On Dec 8, 2016, at 4:09 PM, Lee Cullom 
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Really?  Does it work for Truesight and Control-M too?  It would be great to 
pull information from all of them.  I would like to see how that is all put 
together!  You’re the first delighted RSR customer I’ve seen, so maybe the key 
is go on-demand for everything.



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The environment I'm currently using is Remedy onDemand and SmartReporting works 
fine with no performance issues.. essentially over the public internet.
Maybe ask BMC guys to speak to their RoD Ops team

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On Dec 8, 2016, at 10:36 AM, Lee Cullom 
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Ick, not only will this be a nightmare to configure, but then the performance 
is going to be a disaster.  Turn back!



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Sent: Wednesday, December 7, 2016 1:23 PM
To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: Re: SmartReporting over SSL in DMZ

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Hi Brian,

We also had similar situation not for smart reporting but for actual midtier 
access, basically you will need help from your network team which generally ask 
you to host one midtier in DMZ zone [public ip] which in turn talks to your 
private network setup. Not sure how much BMC can help here considering its 
internal to your infra/network but can take guidance from them for performance 
perspective.

Thanks,
Vinod Gaidhani.

On Dec 7, 2016, at 6:14 PM, Brian Pancia 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
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Trying to setup SmartReporting over SSL in a DMZ.  DMZ users are using a public 
IP and the servers have private IP's setup.  We can setup everything behind the 
firewall using private IP's.  Using the private IP's doesn't work from a user 
standpoint, so we need to use the public IPs for the SmartReporting/Mid-Tier 
config.  This is a standard web architecture from a security standpoint.  The 
configuration in Mid-Tier controls the Smart Reporting link in ITSM.  I'm not 
sure what else it does.  Support has not been able to find an answer for this.  
Has anyone else been able to get this configuration to work.  We are on 9.1



Thanks,



Brian


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