The SSL Options dialog allows you to set the SSL options for the FTP Server. This options can only be changed while the server is not running.
• | Use SSL: This enable explicit TSL/SSL on the FTP server port via the protocol command STARTTLS. |
• | Allow both FTP and FTP + SSL connections: This options makes the STARTSSL command optional. |
• | Allow FTP + SSL connections only: This option makes the STARTSSL command mandatory before authentication. |
• | FTP Implicit Port: Default is for FTPS Implicit is 990. An implicit SSL connection is one where the TCP connection first negotiates SSL before ever reaching the FTP protocol stack. |
• | HTTPS Port: Default is 0 for disabled as this feature requires and Enterprise license. The protocol standard port for HTTPS is 443 |
• | High Security FIPS Mode encryption. Allows only approved FIPS encryption and TLS 1.2 only. This mode is very secure but some older clients will not be compatible. |
• | SSL Certificates and Signing Requests: This is where you manage your SSL certificates. The selected one will be used as the SSL/TLS Certificate for the server. The list can contain signed certificates and incomplete signing requests. Once a signing request has been signed by a trusted certificate authority you can import the signed cert using the import signed cert button. |
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