How DXmanager Is Secured

DXmanager has the following security:

DXmanager accepts only encrypted HTTP connections.
This prevents the connection between DXmanager and the browser from being intercepted.
All users must log in to access DXmanager, which uses Tomcat realm based authentication and authorization.
This ensures that only people with sufficient permission can view, control, or configure a directory backbone.
DXmanager uses certificate-signed Java applets.
When you first open DXmanager, the browser asks if you trust the certificate authority that has issued the certificates.

After you agree to this, DXmanager opens.