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SSL Properties
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Definition
All SSL/TLS properties are contained within the ssl object in the IAP Service Instance Configuration for the adapter. These tell the adapter libraries how to handle security related to the request.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
ecdhCurve |
string | No -> "" | In testing with Node.js 8 and Node.js 9 there is an issue sometimes where a PROTO error is returned when attempting to connect. This issue was fixed in later versions of Node, but to fix it in Node.js 8 and Node.js 9, set ecdhCurve to “auto” if you are seeing a similar issue. Note: This is the only use of this property. |
enabled |
boolean | Yes | Determines whether the external system has SSL enabled for requests. |
accept_invalid_certs |
boolean | Yes (if SSL enabled) | Tells adapter whether it should accept (i.e., ignore) invalid certificates. Note: Only set this to true in lab environments. |
ca_file |
string | Yes (if SSL enabled & not accepting invalid certs) | The fully qualified path name to the ca_file used for SSL. |
key_file |
string | No | The fully qualified path name to the key_file used for SSL. |
cert_file |
string | No | The fully qualified path name to the certificate file used for SSL. |
secure_protocol |
string | No | The secure protocol for the SSL handshake. |
ciphers |
string | Yes (if SSL enabled) | The hyphenated list of acceptable ciphers. |
Example Scenario
- The system is secured with SSL. Thus, SSL needs to be enabled.
- For lab environments, it is permissible to just enable SSL and then accept invalid certificates.
- Note: This practice should only be used in labs.
- For production, you will want to provide other information.
- In this case, the CA file is in /root/mycafile.
- The secure protocol will be SSL 3.0.
- In this case, no ciphers are used.
IAP Service Instance Configuration Properties for the Adapter
"ssl": {
"ecdhCurve": "",
"enabled": true,
"accept_invalid_cert": false,
"ca_file": "/root/mycafile",
"key_file": "",
"cert_file": "",
"secure_protocol": "SSLv3_method",
"ciphers": ""
}
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