Configuring Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Configure the SSL server
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Reject Self-Signed Certificates
When checked, sets that the SSL server rejects zero-depth, self-signed certificates.
3. Click Apply.
Command line
Command Instance Parameter Values
Equivalent
web
parameter
sslsvr 0 certfile Up to 12 characters (DOS 8.3 format) Server
Certificate
Filename
sslsvr 0 keyfile Up to 12 characters (DOS 8.3 format) Server
Private Key
Filename
sslsvr 0 ver Blank, TLS1, SSL2 SSL Version
sslsvr 0 insecure off, on Allow
Insecure
Ciphers
sslsvr 0 verify
integer
This value sets several bits in the definition for
the SSLserver.
Bit 0 (value 1) indicates that the server should
verify the peer certificate if one is supplied. Bit 1
(value 2) indicates that the certificate dates (not
before, not after) are also checked. Bit 2 (value 4)
indicates that the negotiation should fail if the
peer doesn't supply a certificate. Bit 3 (value 8)
indicates that zero-depth, self-signed certificates
should be rejected. Default is 0.
Verify
Certificate,
Certificate
Required,
and Reject
Self-Signed
Certificates
sslsvr 0 cipherlist Colon-separated list Cipher List
sslsvr 0 debug off, on n/a