To allow us to connect to our client, later on, we must tell IIS to allow ".nitro" file types otherwise, IIS won't know to handle those, resulting in us not being able to connect to the client.
To add the ".nitro" MIME type, all we have to do is open up our "Internet Information Services" application, expand the section just beneath the "Start Page" and double click on the "MIME Types" module:
Once you have double-clicked on the "MIME Types" module, you should be able to click "Add..." in the right top corner. when "Add..." has been clicked, a new popup should appear asking for a "Filename extension:" and a "MIME type:".
In the "File name extension:" field add ".nitro" and inside the "MIME type:" field add: "application/octet-stream" and click "OK".
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The console tells you all you need to know. Your assets are not found, click the link and open in a new tab, if it shows 404 then edit you me renderer-config to the correct url.I changed from wss to ws, now it load to 80% but i get this errors: // port 2096 is open tcp and udp
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I thought switching to ws for localhost rather than wss solved this as I stated above ?but the assets are correctly linked... now i'm getting WebSocket connection to 'wss://45.142.114.206:2096/' failed...