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The 

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EMA is enhanced to interface with the common certificate pool using the EMA TLS Profile. The certificates used for HTTPS are exported from the database to the local disk space, and then the EMA TLS Profile facilitates selecting a certificate from the pool and uploading it to the EMA. Two types of files are supported: p12 and pem

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. The SBC supports SHA-256 for certificate verification.

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You can configure only one EMA TLS Profile

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at any given time.

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OneCertificateSupport
OneCertificateSupport
nopaneltrue

Note

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You can configure up to

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20 client CA certifications (using separate 'set' commands) for an EMA TLS Profile.


Warning

PC Java Configuration supports TLS 1.0 only by default. When you disable EmaTlsProfile v1_0

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, enable the corresponding Java Configuration for TLS support

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. See the example below

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for the Windows environment

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.

To enable TLS support in Windows:

  1. Click Start and enter "Java Control Panel" in the Search field.
  2. Launch the Java Control Panel program.
  3. From the Java Control Panel, select Advanced tab.
  4. Check both "Use TLS 1.1" and "Use TLS 1.2" options under Advanced Security Settings section, and click Apply.
  5. Restart your browser for the changes to take effect.

Command Syntax

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% set profiles security EmaTlsProfile <EMA TLS profile name>
	ClientCaCert <CA certificate name>
	authClient <false | true>
	ocspProfileName <OCSP profile name>
	serverCertName <server certificate>
	v1_0 <disabled | enabled>
	v1_1 <disabled | enabled>
	v1_2 <disabled | enabled>

% show profiles security EmaTlsProfile <EMA TLS profile name> ClientCaCert <CA certificate name>

% delete profiles security EmaTlsProfile <EMA TLS profile name> ClientCaCert <CA certificate name>

Command Parameters

The EMA TLS Profile parameters are as shown below:

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1EMA TLS Profile parameters

 

ParameterLength/RangeDescription
<EMA TLS Profile name>1-23 characters

The name of the EMA TLS Profile.

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You can configure only one EMA TLS Profile

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at any given time.


ClientCaCertN/AThe name of the EMA-CA certificate associated with this EMA-TLS profile.
authClientN/A

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Set flag to "true" to force the EMA-TLS client to authenticate itself within TLS. If this field is set false,
the client must complete authentication within a higher level protocol once the EMA-TLS connection is up.

  • false
  • true (default)
ocspProfileNameN/A The name of the OCSP profile associated with this EMA-TLS profile.
serverCertNameN/A The name of the server certificate associated with this EMA-TLS profile.
v1_0N/A

TLS protocol version 1.0

  • disabled (default)
  • enabled
v1_1N/A

TLS protocol version 1.1

  • disabled (default)
  • enabled
v1_2N/A

TLS protocol version 1.2

  • disabled
  • enabled (default)

Command Example

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% show profiles security EmaTlsProfile
EmaTlsProfile defaultEmaTlsProfile {
    authClient     true;
    serverCertName defaultSBCCert;
    v1_0           disabled;
    v1_1           disabled;
    v1_2           enabled;
}

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