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New endpoints for players that don't support TLS 1.2
New endpoints for players that don't support TLS 1.2
Ian Maison avatar
Written by Ian Maison
Updated over 8 months ago

In order to ensure that we provide the highest level of security for our customers we need to segregate traffic between players that support the latest more secure standards from those that do not, this is to ensure that those players that support the more secure standards can only connect using those.

What do you need to update?

The specific URLs which will need to be added to your firewall whitelist for this purpose (in addition to the previous URLs here https://support.signagelive.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000153131--How-to-connect-Players-to-Signagelive-on-a-secure-network:

  • nena-playerapi.signagelive.com

  • nena-smilapi.signagelive.com

  • nena-go.signagelive.com

  • nena-m2m.signagelive.com

  • nena-playerdataapi.signagelive.com

  • nena-screenshotuploadapi.signagelive.com

  • nena-roombookingapi.signagelive.com

  • nena-wbtapi.signagelive.com

  • nena-weatherapi.signagelive.com

  • nena-static.signagelive.com

IP addresses to add

  • 134.213.79.62

We will begin rolling out these changes from the 5th of April 2021 until the 10th of May 2021 across devices. The full timetable can be seen here:

TLS Timetable Programme :

Please note: These times have been updated from the previous timetable to allow additional time for those who still need to update their URLs.

The schedule has therefore changed from:

1/3/2021

Notification

SMIL Update notice

8/3/2021

Update

Update SMIL DNS

15/3/2021

Notification

Legacy PC Update notice

22/3/2021

Update

Update Legacy PC App

29/3/2021

Notification

Final notice of change

5/4/2021

Update

Switch TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 Off on UI and API

to:

TLS 1.0 Migration

Date w/c

Action Type

Action

2/11/2020

Notification

1st notice of change

9/11/2020

16/11/2020

23/11/2020

Notification

2nd notice of change

30/11/2020

7/12/2020

14/12/2020

Notification

3rd notice of change

21/12/2020

28/12/2020

4/1/2021

Notification

SSSP Update Notice

11/1/2021

Update

Update SSSP D & E

18/1/2021

Notification

LG, SMIL and Legacy PC Update notices

25/1/2021

Update

Update LG

1/2/2021

Notification

4th notice of change

8/2/2021

Notification

Philips Update notice

15/2/2021

Update

Update Philips

22/2/2021

Notification

5th notice of change

5/4/2021

Notification

SMIL Update notice

12/4/2021

Update

Update SMIL DNS

19/4/2021

Notification

Legacy PC Update notice

26/4/2021

Update

Update Legacy PC App

3/5/2021

Notification

Final notice of change

10/5/2021

Update

Switch TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 Off on UI and API


If you are using a modern web browser to manage your network you will already be using TLS 1.2 or 1.3 by default and most media player families are also unaffected, however, the following media player families will be affected by this change:

  • Samsung C, D and E Series (not Tizen)

  • LG webOS webOS 1.0 and 2.0

  • Philips (D line running Android 4.4)

  • Legacy PC Client (.NET Framework Client not Electron Client)

  • SMIL

We will be updating the affected clients to use the new endpoint according to the schedule above however so that you have plenty of time to make the required changes we will automatically failback to the original endpoint that is already whitelisted so you will not lose connectivity if you have not yet whitelisted the new endpoint until we finally disable TLS 1.0 and 1.1. We will be tracking which media players are connecting using which endpoint and contacting you directly as we near the cut-off date to ensure we are able to migrate the traffic.

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