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Revision as of 19:32, 24 June 2025
DO NOT UPGRADE STUNNEL until you have been contacted by Vital Soft or Fiserv and told that it is ok to proceed.
Contents
Prepare for Stunnel Upgrade
- Please note that installation does require a reboot of your PC / workstation.
- You may need Admin level access to your PC to complete the install.
- Save copies of the following 3 files - you will need them later in the upgrade process.
C:\Program Files\stunnel\certs.pem C:\Program Files\stunnel\stunnel.pem C:\Program Files\stunnel\stunnel.conf
- Download the latest version of stunnel here.
Uninstall the Previous Version of Stunnel
- Stop the Stunnel service
Run the Windows Services program, locate the stunnel service and click Stop.
- Uninstall the currently installed version (5.01) of stunnel by running the following program.
C:\Program Files\stunnel\uninstall.exe
- Verify that the
C:\Program Files\stunneldirectory was removed. If it remains, use File Manager to delete it.
Install Stunnel
- Install the most recent version of stunnel (5.75 in June 2025.)
- Choose the options that are appropriate for your organization.
- By default, stunnel will be installed in
C:\Program Files (x86)\ - During installation you will be asked questions to create a default certificate. This certificate will not be used, so you can enter whatever values you choose or just press Enter on all of the prompts.
- Do NOT run stunnel at the end of installation.
Customize the Installation
- Copy the the saved certificate files from step 1 (certs.pem, stunnel.pem) into the following directory:
C:\Program Files (x86)\stunnel\conf
- Edit the stunnel configuration file. The file is located here:
C:\Program Files (x86)\stunnel\conf\stunnel.conf
- Add the following lines (which can be copied from the stunnel.conf file that was saved in step 1):
CAfile = certs.pem cert = stunnel.pem [VisImage Linux Prod] ; Prod connection to Linux client = yes accept = 30503 connect = visimage.fiservapps.com:8004 [VisImage Linux Cert] ; Cert connection to Linux client = yes accept = 30504 connect = visimage-cert.fiservapps.com:8004
- Install the stunnel service using Powershell. If you installed stunnel for all users on the computer, you may need to run Powershell as the Administrator.
- When Windows Powershell is running, enter the following commands:
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\stunnel\bin ./stunnel -uninstall ./stunnel -install
- Reboot your PC.
Verifying the Installation
- Run Windows Services and verify that the stunnel service is running. The service is now called "Stunnel TLS Wrapper".
- If the service is running, launch Visimage3 and test that you are able to successfully start server.