SSL Authorization Parameters
You can specify the SSL authorization parameters in the SSLAuth.cfg file, which is located in the $CFROOT/config/ directory.
The following table lists SSL authorization parameters to configure the SSLAuth.cfg file:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| /CN | Defines the common name defined in a certificate. This is usually the name of the person who requests the certificate.
Generic entries are supported. |
| /OU | Defines the organization unit defined in a certificate. This is also known as the department.
Generic entries are supported. |
| /O | Defines the organization defined in a certificate. This is also known as the company.
Generic entries are supported. |
| /L | Defines the locality defined in a certificate. This is also known as the city.
Generic entries are supported. |
| /ST | Defines the state/province defined in a certificate.
Generic entries are supported. |
| /C | Defines the country defined in a certificate.
Generic entries are supported. |
| /SN | Defines the serial number defined in a certificate.
Generic entries are not supported. |
| /SDATE | Defines the start date for a certificate in the format:
ccyymmdd.
The start date is compared against the date that the transfer request is received.
Generic entries are not supported. |
| /STIME | Defines the start time for a certificate in the format:
hhmm.
The start time is compared against the time that the transfer request is received. This parameter is used in conjunction with the SDATE parameter.
Generic entries are not supported. |
| /EDATE | Defines the end date for a certificate in the format:
ccyymmdd.
The end date is compared against the date that the transfer request is received.
Generic entries are not supported. |
| /ETIME | Defines the end time for a certificate in the format:
hhmm.
The end time is compared against the time that the transfer request is received. This parameter is used in conjunction with the EDATE parameter.
Generic entries are not supported. |
| /USER |
When defined, the user associated with the SSLAUTH entry is saved and replaces the user ID and password sent by the client.
This parameter allows authentication without requiring a user ID and password.
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