PCI Comliance

[Earl Weiss]

Using Comcast for Internet.

Internet process CC from Tunnel Swiper / Pin Pad and cryptopay

Also Monitor my cameras from Internet.

Help Line (Really No Help Line) from PCI compliance monitoring company says I need to migrate to HTTPS.

Asked how to do this. They said use your IT person... grrrr.

Can anyone of you guys provide a DIY Fix.

I am guessing I can call Comcast and they will do it and charge extra. Probably more than the $19.95 monthly non compliance Charge.

 

[madstack]

We had our isp router split in two and got a block of 8 static ips. One side of the router was dedicated to our manager's computer, the POS and our credit card with one static ip. The rest went on the other side. Our camera has its own ip. A guy came in and did it for us. Not that expensive. He spoke with Micrologic then our isp and did it when we were closed. Comcast should be able to help you split the router, at least, if not the whole job. Good luck!

 

[Overachiever]

This sounds sort of weird to me. Usually you buy an SSL certificate for a website for securing checkout pages, login pages, etc.

Cryptopay is already PCI compliant and you shouldn't need to do anything special with your internet connection.