Adding A Description To An Ssl Initiation Proxy List; Configuring Back-End Ssl Servers In An Ssl Initiation Proxy List - Cisco 11503 - CSS Content Services Switch Configuration Manual

Adding a Description to an SSL Initiation Proxy List

Adding a Description to an SSL Initiation Proxy List
Configuring Back-End SSL Servers in an SSL
Initiation Proxy List
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To specify a description for an SSL initiation proxy list, use the description
command. Enter the description as a quoted text string with a maximum of
64 characters, including spaces.
For example, to add a description to the SSL proxy list, ssl_list1, enter:
(config-ssl-proxy-list[ssl_list1])# description "This is the SSL list
for www.brandnewproducts.com"
To remove the description from a specific SSL proxy list, enter:
(config-ssl-proxy-list[ssl_list1])# no description
This section discusses the creation of one or more back-end SSL servers in an SSL
proxy list for use with the SSL initiation feature. In SSL proxy-list mode, use the
backend-server command to create an SSL initiation back-end server on the CSS
and define an index entry in the SSL proxy list. You then use this index to
configure specific back-end SSL parameters associated with the SSL proxy list.
An SSL module in the CSS uses the back-end SSL server defined in the SSL proxy
list to initiate a connection to an SSL server. You must define a back-end SSL
server index number before configuring SSL proxy-list parameters. You can
define a maximum of 256 back-end SSL initiation servers in a single SSL proxy
list.
You cannot modify the back-end SSL servers in an active SSL proxy list. You
must first suspend the SSL proxy list to make modifications to any of the back-end
servers in a specific SSL proxy list. Once you have modified the SSL proxy list,
suspend the SSL service, activate the SSL proxy list, and then activate the SSL
service to apply the changes.
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