Connections between the subsystems (CS 8.0 question)
Hi, For interprocess communications between the subsystems in a security domian(I.e. between the tps and ca for example) is ssl turned on by default? If so just Sever auth? If not can this be configured for each of the subsystems? (CA,DRM,TPS and TKS?) Thnaks Sean
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Hi,
For interprocess communications between the subsystems in a security domian(I.e. between the tps and ca for example) is ssl turned on by default? If so just Sever auth? If not can this be configured for each of the subsystems? (CA,DRM,TPS and TKS?)
Thnaks Sean
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SSL client auth. If you look at your nss db, you will find the "subsystemCert xxx" certs. Those are the client auth cert. Christina
Ok. Thanks for the info. Sean -----Original Message----- From: Christina Fu [mailto:cfu@redhat.com] Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 11:54 AM To: Veale, Sean Cc: pki-users@redhat.com Subject: Re: [Pki-users] Connections between the subsystems (CS 8.0 question) Veale, Sean wrote:
Hi,
For interprocess communications between the subsystems in a security domian(I.e. between the tps and ca for example) is ssl turned on by default? If so just Sever auth? If not can this be configured for each of the subsystems? (CA,DRM,TPS and TKS?)
Thnaks Sean
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SSL client auth. If you look at your nss db, you will find the "subsystemCert xxx" certs. Those are the client auth cert. Christina
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