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OpenAM Setup v0.1
Tomcat Standard stuff. Initial Wizard Default User Password User = amadmin Pass = Adam's password Server Settings Server URL = openam.tinpham.com:8080 Cookie … Settings First Instance = selected Data Store = OpenDS or Sun Java System Directory Server SSL/TLS Enabled = no Host Name = localhost Port = 50389 Admin Port = 5444Scotiabank Card Application SSL with Firefox 21.0b7.PNG
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Setup a Self-Signed Certificate for Tomcat
application to work with SSL Generating the SelfSigned KeyStore File The keystore file is the one which would store the details of the certificates necessary … the sample input according to your requirements, but both the keypass and storepass passwords should be the same. The .bin file is actually your keystore fileCIS_Apache_HTTP_Server_Benchmark_v3.0.0.pdf
) ............................................................... 53 1.7 Use SSL / TLS … ) ................................................... 60 1.7.4 Restrict weak SSL Protocols and Ciphers (Level 1, Scorable) ................................ 61 1.7.56.x Crowd
in to PostgreSQL then: (remember to actually put a password to replace putYourPasswordHere) CREATE ROLE crowduserdb LOGIN ENCRYPTED PASSWORD 'putYourPasswordHere … apachetomcat/conf/Catalina/localhost/openidserver.xml and customise the username, password, driverClassName and url parameters for the datasource. <Context pathCIS_Apache_Tomcat_Benchmark_v1.0.0.pdf
Restrict manager application (Level 2, Not Scorable) .......................................... 44 1.12.4 Force SSL when accessing the manager application (Level … ) ................................................. 50 1.12.11 Configure maxHttpHeaderSize (Level 2, Scorable) ................................................ 50 1.12.12 Force SSL for all applicationsWhat Version of TLS SSL to Support
This document will expire and need to change over the years but the core take away to keep here will be the strategy to minimize impact to end Users. Trend Micro made a good list of browsers regarding deactivation of TLS 1.0 https://success.trendmicro.com/solution/1116591tls10willbedisabledonmarch42017. View browser arTesting Client Behaviour to SSL Changes
Before making changes you may want to confirm the client software behavior. This is more relevant these days when dropping protocols for example 1.0, 1.1 and so forth. https://badssl.com/ https://badssl.com/
