SSL Mutual Authentication

Administration Guide > TDV and SSL Authentication > Setting Up SSL > SSL Mutual Authentication

Any client that has SSL mutual authentication enabled with TDV server can access TDV Server resources directly without a password. User and Domain name is necessary for authorization.

Note: SSL Mutual Authentication is not supported for Composite Domain Users.

The server configuration setting “Enable SSL Mutual Authentication Login” can be tuned to enable or disable the SSL mutual authentication. By default, this setting is False (SSL mutual authentication is disabled). To enable this, click on Administration -> Configuration -> Server -> Configuration -> Security -> Enable SSL Mutual Authentication Login and set the value to True.

To enable SSL Mutual Authentication Login for Published Web services(Odata v4, SOAP, REST) and Data Services (OData v2 and OData v4):

1. Set Server configuration "Enable SSL mutual Authentication Login” to “true”.

2. Import Client Certificate to cis_server_truststore.jks.

3. Access published service with “https” and “username@domain” without a “password”