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Adaptor.xml
SSLCipherSuite
Specifies the ciphers to use. This is a list of colon-
delimited components. A component can be a
key exchange algorithm, authentication method,
encryption method, digest type, or one of a
selected number of aliases for common
groupings. For a list of components, see the FCS
documentation.
The default setting for this tag is:
ALL:!ADH:!LOW:!EXP:!MD5:@STRENGTH
Contact Breeze Technical Support before
changing the default settings.
Adaptor.xml
SSLPassPhrase
[none] Specifies the passphrase to use for decrypting
the private key file. If the private key file is not
encrypted, leave this tag empty.
Adaptor.xml SSLSessionTimeout 5 Specifies in minutes how long an SSL-enabled
session remains valid.
Server.xml SSLCACertificateFile Configures the server to act as an SSL client (out-
going SSL connections).
Specifies the name of a file that contains one or
more CA certificates in PEM encryption format.
Server.xml
SSLCACertificatePath
This tag specifies the directory containing CA
certificates. Note that each file in the directory can
contain only a single CA certificate, and the files
must be named by the subject name's hash, and
an extension of .0.
Server.xml SSLCipherSuite Specifies the ciphers to use. This is a list of colon-
delimited components. A component can be a
key exchange algorithm, authentication method,
encryption method, digest type, or one of a
selected number of aliases for common
groupings. For a list of components, see the FCS
documentation.
The default setting for this tag is:
ALL:!ADH:!LOW:!EXP:!MD5:@STRENGTH
Contact Breeze Technical Support before
changing the default settings.
Server.xml SSLEngine [none] Specifies the cryptographic accelerator to use, if
any. The following cryptographic engines are
allowed:
cswift, chil, atalla, nuron,
ubsec, aep, surewave
, or
4758cca
. Each item
identifies a type of cryptographic hardware
accelerator.
A cryptographic accelerator is a piece of
hardware that offloads the CPU-intensive
cryptographic operations, thereby reducing the
demand on resources and making the server
more scalable.
FCS File XML Tag Default Description