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Workspace Sterling Control Center Monitor
Categories Administration & Configuration
Created by Guest
Created on Jun 1, 2023

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With the advent of later iFixes in 6.2.1.0 and in 6.3.0 moving forward need the ability to control ciphers for web and interop

The ability to manage ciphers for the secured web server/console (default port 58083) and interop connections (same port) was deprecated. Customers often have specific ciphers that must not or must be supported. Leaving a default set of ciphers is not acceptable to Information Security teams. It is important to lock down any port's ciphers to a specific subset. This list changes on a semiannual basis for many customers, often becoming more limited as to what is acceptable from the cipher suites available with Java.

What is your industry? Computer Services
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This would restore the ability to specify a list of acceptable ciphers for the web console and for interoperability purposes. Often these ciphers align. Information Security teams often do not differentiate between interop or web/browser-based interfaces with regard to ciphers, citing instead that everything is interoperable to the application whether it is a human or server contacting it.
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    VIJAY CHOUGULE
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    |     Jun 9, 2023

    Thank you for taking the time to provide your ideas to IBM. We truly value our relationship with you and appreciate your willingness to share details about your ideas/suggestions. During my review with the product development team we believe we are able to configure this today however we will be validating this internally and then mark it as "Available" Until then I will mark it as "In Development"

    Regards,

    Product Management


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