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3 hours ago, Tokay said:

Our customers have requested support for TLS 1.3. Please update SSL library, it's now critical for us

Which deployment method you are using: Standalone EXE, Windows Service, Apache, or IIS?

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Dear Sirs

I would like to use IIS and SSL for my app. The app uses websocket. Then I must make WebSocket server with ssl but the issue is that the ssl key is issued against TLS 1.3. How to overcome the issue?

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47 minutes ago, AlexM123 said:

Dear Sirs

I would like to use IIS and SSL for my app. The app uses websocket. Then I must make WebSocket server with ssl but the issue is that the ssl key is issued against TLS 1.3. How to overcome the issue?

Hello,

SSL keys are not issued special to a certain protocol. SSL keys can be used with any type of SSL or TLS.

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Dear Farshad. I am not good in it, sorry.

I would like to make my app ISAPI on Windows Server 2012 R2 and IIS 8.5. Now the app is a standalone, has SSL self-signed certificate and uses websocket without dedicated server and it is OK.

One possibility to enable websocket for ISAPI app using SSL is to make dedicated websocket server (in accordance with the manual). My web server has a certificate issued by an authority and embedded inside as a root certificate. Will IIS accept websocket provided by HyperServer with sslvTLSv1_2?

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Hello,

In uniGUI websockets will work independent from IIS. Websockets server will be running on a different web server (Hyperserver) if you use a dedicated webseckets server. i.e. your web app will be served by the IIS and websockets calls will be served by the websockets server. 

For example, our customer portal is using websockets to update date time. It runs on IIS and also use a dedicated websockets server for websockets calls.

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On 2/5/2026 at 4:01 PM, Hayri ASLAN said:

Which deployment method you are using: Standalone EXE, Windows Service, Apache, or IIS?

Thank you fro unswer, we've use standalone EXE for now.

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12 hours ago, Tokay said:

Thank you fro unswer, we've use standalone EXE for now.

If you need TLS 1.3 now, you must switch to IIS. However, keep in mind that not all Windows versions support TLS 1.3. Your Windows Server edition must be able to support TLS 1.3, as Windows OS integrates it in its core. i.e. TLS support can not be added later if it is not supported by Windows core natively.

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On 2/13/2026 at 10:36 PM, Tokay said:

Thank you for link. Does it work with UniGUI?

Without minor modification to uniGUIServer.pas and minor modification to Taurus (at least base class for handler to unigui Indy) - no, unigui use own version of Indy. Until unigui developers not include TaurusTLS , you need do it yourself. 

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59 minutes ago, radekc said:

Without minor modification to uniGUIServer.pas and minor modification to Taurus (at least base class for handler to unigui Indy) - no, unigui use own version of Indy. Until unigui developers not include TaurusTLS , you need do it yourself. 

Thanks.

We will analyze the possibility of integration in uniGUI.

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will tls 1.3 work with hyper server? if so how should it be configured, please provide detailed steps, our customers also asking for TLS 1.3

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On 2/9/2026 at 12:37 AM, Tokay said:

Thank you fro unswer, we've use standalone EXE for now.

You could use combo of standalone exe on some random port with https://nginx.org/ as a webserver and reverse proxy.

It could also handle TLS by itself.

Basically it would convert

http://MyHost.com:MyPort into https://MyHost.com/MyApp/

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