How to send/receive HL7 message using TLS socket between cross domain.

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Hi,

We developed an application to send/receive HL7 message between server and client via socket using TLS certificate. Its working well in same domain network (server and client), but cross networks is not working, that means... Server in one network domain and client is an another network domain, in this case connectivity has worked, but unable to send/receive the message. we are using TLS 1.2 v Certificate (self signed).

could someone help me on this, its an urgent task to me.

Note: In development environment is working fine, when I host the application in production, its not working and getting below error.

Error: A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond 192.168.1.435:2443

thanks in advance.

Guru

Posted 5-Feb-14 16:40pm

gurusha

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CoderPanda 5-Feb-14 23:56pm

This should perhaps go to the networking forum. Not sure if TLS is used within the same domain which is why you may not be getting the error in the dev env. Also possibly the app or service that you are hosting may need privileges to communicate over TLS. I bookmarked this Question because even I am curious to know the answer. Please can you post the solution here when you are able to crack this?

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