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Enabling TLS1.1 might, TLS1.2 and TLS1.1

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Configuring certificates for Photon OS Section Parameter ca_path protocols ssl:tls.1.2 ciphers Default Value Description N/A tls1.2 The ca_path parameter specifies a path to a root certificate. If verify is enabled and you are using a selfsigned certificate, you should export the root certificate from the storage host, place it beside the downloaded config file and set ca_path to the certificate name if you are using the Linux version. For the Windows version of the SRA, do not set the ca_path parameter. You must import the certificate through the Windows Trust Store. NOTE: You must adjust this parameter if you want a secure connection. The protocols parameter specifies a list of SSL protocols that SRA can use. SRA uses the first protocol in which a connection succeeded, from first to last through the list. You can use TLS1.2 and TLS1.1, although TLS1.1 is deprecated. Setting the value to TLSv1.0 means 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2 are all supported. However, you can enable TLS1.1 by changing settings in the config.ini file if you need to allow traffic through TLS1.1. Enabling TLS1.1 might be helpful if you are migrating data from older systems. AESGCM:-aNULL:-DH:kRSA:@STRENGTH For each protocol, you can set a cipher list consisting of one or more OpenSSL cipher strings separated by colons. It specifies in the cipher's Dell EMC PowerStore SRA Plugin 1.0 for VMware SRM Release Notes

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Configuring certificates for Photon OS
Dell EMC PowerStore SRA Plugin 1.0 for VMware SRM Release Notes
Section
Parameter
Default Value
Description
ca_path
N/A
The ca_path parameter
specifies a path to a root
certificate.
If verify is enabled and
you are using a self-
signed certificate, you
should export the root
certificate from the
storage host, place it
beside the downloaded
config file and set
ca_path to the certificate
name if you are using the
Linux version.
For the Windows version
of the SRA, do not set the
ca_path parameter.
You
must import the certificate
through the Windows
Trust Store.
NOTE:
You must adjust
this parameter if you want
a secure connection.
protocols
tls1.2
The protocols parameter
specifies a list of SSL
protocols that SRA can
use. SRA uses the first
protocol in which a
connection succeeded,
from first to last through
the list. You can use
TLS1.2 and TLS1.1,
although TLS1.1 is
deprecated.
Setting the value to
TLSv1.0 means 1.0, 1.1,
and 1.2 are all supported.
However, you can enable
TLS1.1 by changing
settings in the config.ini
file if you need to allow
traffic through TLS1.1.
Enabling TLS1.1 might
be helpful if you are
migrating data from older
systems.
ssl:tls.1.2
ciphers
AESGCM:-aNULL:-DH:-
kRSA:@STRENGTH
For each protocol, you
can set a cipher list
consisting of one or more
OpenSSL cipher strings
separated by colons. It
specifies in the cipher’s