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<server

name="SSLsrv1"

type="RdbThinSrvSSL"

url="//localhost:1707/"

<server

name="SSLsrv2"

type="RdbThinSrvMPSSL"

url="//localhost:1708/"

sharedMem="10000"

See SSL Configuration Options

for details of these options.

Note:

If a pool server is SSL-enabled, for security reasons it will only communicate with pooled

servers within its pool that are also SSL-enabled. Non-SSL-enabled pooled servers within

the pool will be ignored and will not be considered candidates for redirection of connection

requests.

5.2 SSL and the Controller

All connections made to SSL-enabled servers must be made using SSL connections. This

also includes the controller.

If the controller will be used to manage SSL-enabled servers, then the controller session

must also have the correct SSL information to make the secure connection to the server.

You can specify the SSL information that the controller uses for connecting to SSL-enabled

thin servers by starting the controller using a XML-formatted configuration file that has the

appropriate SSL information in its SESSION section.

Example

<session

name="DEFAULT"

controlPass="jdbc_user"

user="cts1"

password="jdbc_user"

tracelevel="0"

srv.mcBasePort="5518"

srv.mcGroupIP="239.192.1.2"

ssl.default="false"

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