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Security ProfilesProfiles can also be viewed and configured using the Management Console. To viewSecurity Profiles using the Management Console:1 From the Hubs View, expand the Management Hubs node.2 Expand the Agents node.3 Select the Agent for the domain whose Security Profiles you wish to view.4 Select the individual Security Profile.52 VisiBroker Security Guide
Security ProfilesEnabling SecurityFor a domain to be secure, it must have an enabled Security Profile associated with it.To enable a Security Profile:1 From the Hubs View, navigate to the profile you want to edit.2 Right-click the profile and select Configure from the context menu. The Edit DefaultProperties dialog appears.3 Check the “Security Enabled” check box.4 Click OK.Enabling SSLTo use SSL, your Security Profile must have it enabled. To turn on SSL in a profile:1 From the Hubs View, navigate to the profile you want to edit.2 Right-click the profile and select “Configure...” from the context menu. The EditDefault Properties dialog appears.3 Check the Secure Sockets Enabled check box.4 Click OK.Chapter 5: Configuring Security Profiles for Domains 53
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Security ProfilesEnabling SecurityFor a domain to be secure, it must have an enabled Security Profile associated with it.To enable a Security Profile:1 From the Hubs View, navigate to the profile you want to edit.2 Right-click the profile and select Configure from the context menu. The Edit DefaultProperties dialog appears.3 Check the “Security Enabled” check box.4 Click OK.Enabling SSLTo use SSL, your Security Profile must have it enabled. To turn on SSL in a profile:1 From the Hubs View, navigate to the profile you want to edit.2 Right-click the profile and select “Configure...” from the context menu. The EditDefault Properties dialog appears.3 Check the Secure Sockets Enabled check box.4 Click OK.Chapter 5: Configuring Security Profiles for Domains 53
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