Problem with bot authentication
Problem with bot authentication
When you first registered on the Developer Center, you should have received a welcome email. Within that email, there is a link you can click on to request for sandbox credentials. You will then receive a package that includes the account details, the RSA keys and a sample configuration.
On configuration for the sandbox (develop2.symphony.com), the default port value of 443 is actually correct. Port 8443 is used for certificate authentication that is (as mentioned in the course) deprecated and not supported on the sandbox. If you are unable to connect to 443, it could be a problem with your internal network. e.g. you require an internet proxy.
We recommend that the sandbox be used with a personal device with open internet so as not to have corporate device/network restrictions impede your learning journey. If you have to use your corporate device on an internal network, you will need to seek advice from your internal network/infrastructure team on the connectivity requirements. You can find a full list of configuration parameters for BDK (Python) on this page: https://symphony-bdk-python.finos.org/markdown/configuration.html#full-configuration-example
When you first registered on the Developer Center, you should have received a welcome email. Within that email, there is a link you can click on to request for sandbox credentials. You will then receive a package that includes the account details, the RSA keys and a sample configuration.
On configuration for the sandbox (develop2.symphony.com), the default port value of 443 is actually correct. Port 8443 is used for certificate authentication that is (as mentioned in the course) deprecated and not supported on the sandbox. If you are unable to connect to 443, it could be a problem with your internal network. e.g. you require an internet proxy. We recommend that the sandbox be used with a personal device with open internet so as not to have corporate device/network restrictions impede your learning journey. If you have to use your corporate device on an internal network, you will need to seek advice from your internal network/infrastructure team on the connectivity requirements. You can find a full list of configuration parameters for BDK (Python) on this page: https://symphony-bdk-python.finos.org/markdown/configuration.html#full-configuration-example
Problem with bot authentication
When you first registered on the Developer Center, you should have received a welcome email. Within that email, there is a link you can click on to request for sandbox credentials. You will then receive a package that includes the account details, the RSA keys and a sample configuration.
On configuration for the sandbox (develop2.symphony.com), the default port value of 443 is actually correct. Port 8443 is used for certificate authentication that is (as mentioned in the course) deprecated and not supported on the sandbox. If you are unable to connect to 443, it could be a problem with your internal network. e.g. you require an internet proxy. We recommend that the sandbox be used with a personal device with open internet so as not to have corporate device/network restrictions impede your learning journey. If you have to use your corporate device on an internal network, you will need to seek advice from your internal network/infrastructure team on the connectivity requirements. You can find a full list of configuration parameters for BDK (Python) on this page: https://symphony-bdk-python.finos.org/markdown/configuration.html#full-configuration-example