MID Server OCSP Check and MID Server Proxy
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06-05-2024 02:02 AM
I use RESRMessage to call external rest API in ServiceNow、Used MID Server
The following error has occurred:
The request failed: Request not sent to uri= https://xxxx.xxxxx.jp/_apis/projects/?api-version=6.0 : org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpException: The host did not accept the connection within timeout of 10000 ms *.xxxx.jp
I have checked the article below
MID Server Connectivity Issues due to OCSP failures - Known Error (servicenow.com)
When I turned off OCSP check, I received 200 response .But this is not the recommended method。
I noticed that it is necessary to allow access to this link(http://ocsp.entrust.net/)
After using the proxy on the host where my MID Server is located, the link can be accessed normally.
So I added a proxy in the properties of MID Server
glide.http.proxy_host
glide.http.proxy_port
But after adding it, the URL of the REST API cannot be accessed
The URL cannot be accessed using a proxy in my environment ( xxxx.xxxxx.jp)
Is there a way for MID Server to use a proxy to access OCSP related URLs, but to access certain specific URLs without using a proxy
Or is there any other way to solve the problem
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05-11-2025 07:59 PM
yes.
Two solutions:
1.disable OCSP - Can be used as a temporary solution or to determine if it is an OCSP issue
2.ensure the server where the MID Server is located can access the OCSP Server.
set up firewall whitelists, network proxies, etc.
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05-14-2025 03:46 AM
Have you solved this OP? You might want to try different proxies. You can even buy cheap proxy from lightningproxies that will work better for you.