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Configure Apache to Support SSL Communication

Configure the Apache web server to support SSL communication.

Follow these steps:

1. Navigate to Proxy Administration, SSL Config.
2. Complete the following fields:

   SSL Engine

   Specifies the status of the SSLEngine. By default, the SSL Engine is enabled.

   SSL Verify Client

   Specifies the certification verification level for the SSL client authentication.

   Default: Optional

   Listen Port

   Defines the port number that Apache uses for the SSL communication.

   Default: 443

   SSL Certificate File Path

   Defines the location of the SSL certificates.

   Default: <SPS_Installation_Path>/secure-proxy/SSL/certs/server.crt

   SSL Key File Path

   Defines the location of the key to the SSL certificates.

   Default: <SPS_Installation_Path>/secure-proxy/SSL/keys/server.key

   SSL Certificate Chain File Path

   Defines the location of the CA certificates which form the certificate chain.

   SSL CA Certificate File Path

   Defines the location of the CA certificates that are used for client authentication.

   Default: <SPS_Installation_Path>/secure-proxy/SSL/certs/ca-bundle.cert

   SSL CA Revocation File Path

   Defines the location of the CA certificate revocation lists that are used for client authentication.

   SSL Verify Depth

   Defines the number the levels in the certificate chain that must be searched for the certificate.

   Default: 10

3. Click Save.