Example: Supporting Other Secure Protocols; Figure 5-37 Assign Certificate Group Example - Cisco CSS11501 - 100Mbps Ethernet Load Balancing Device Configuration Manual

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Example: Supporting Other Secure Protocols

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5. Select "myCertGroup" from the Certificate Group - Server Chain list box.
These options are shown in Figure 5-37.

Figure 5-37 Assign Certificate Group Example

Click OK to add the new configuration.
6.
If you are creating a new secure server, you must complete
configuring the server as presented previously in this chapter.
The Secure Content Accelerator can be used for protocols other than pure SSL
applications. In this example, a secure server is set up to process only POP3S
(S-POP) mail.
1. Click the Secure Servers tab.
2. Click Add Secure Server. The Add Secure Server window opens.
Type the server name, mySecureMail, in the Secure Server Name text box.
3.
Type the IP address of the server to which to send decrypted SSL traffic. Type
"110" in the Remote Port text box. Type "995" in the SSL Port text box.
Select strong from the Security Policy list box. Select default-1024 from the
Certificate list box. Select default-1024 from the Private Key list box.
These options are shown in Figure 5-38.
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