Hello,
I'm on a self-directed, graph learning adventure! Neo4j appears to be the leader in this space and the GUI (Desktop and the Web UI) make this fairly intuitive. Very excited to connect this up to some applications and start building graph intel...
What is the "Basic" token shown here (bmVvNGo6bmVvNGo=) in the documentation? Is this the neo4j default Authorization token or an artifact of the doc author?
https://neo4j.com/docs/http-api/3.5/security/#http-api-changing-the-user-password
Reading through the Neo4J documentation, I see in chapter 3 that the API authentication and authorization are being deprecated in Neo4j 4.0. But what is going to be used instead?
It would be very beneficial if a link was placed in the docs to the NEW...
How do we inject an SSL cert with the standalone version (and the Standalone bash script shown here)?
I've done this in the past using Azure Key Vault with an Ubuntu VM and NGINX. But I dont know what kind of web server is hosting the Azure Neo4j Ent...
Further investigations...
I was able to get Postman's "Basic" Authorization option to return a status 200. Two strange observations:
The actual Header would not work. Had to be a Postman-created Temp header
NOTE: Keys and Values are the same in both...
Disregard, I figured it out... bmVvNGo6bmVvNGo= is neo4j:neo4j encoded to base64 as outlined in https://neo4j.com/docs/http-api/3.5/security/#http-api-authenticate-to-access-the-server.
For others that stumble here, the following worked to allow only a single IP address to access the VM:
Before deploying: curl ifconfig.me to get current IP addressAdd the following flag to your deployment script under az network nsg rule create
--so...
