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- Hardening Methods
- How to Change the System User Name or Password for the JMX Console
- How to Enable Mutual Certificate Authentication for SDK
- How to Configure a Reverse Proxy
- How to Change the Server Keystore Password
- How to Enable or Disable HTTP/HTTPS Ports
- How to Map the UCMDB Web Components to Ports
- How to Modify the PostgreSQL Database Encrypted Password
- How to Set the JMX Console Encrypted Password
- How to Set the UpLoadScanFile Password
- How to Retrieve the Current LW-SSO Configuration in a Distributed Environment
- How to Configure LW-SSO Settings
- How to Configure Confidential Manager Communication Encryption
- How to Configure Confidential Manager Client Authentication and Encryption Settings on the Probe
- How to Configure Confidential Manager Communication Encryption on the Probe
- How to Configure the Confidential Manager Client’s Cache Encryption Settings on the Probe
- How to Export and Import Credential and Range Information in Encrypted Format
- How to Remove Credentials and Range Information by Domain Name
- How to Generate or Update the Encryption Key for Confidential Manager
- How to Configure CAC Support on UCMDB
- How to Configure CAC Support for UCMDB by Reverse Proxy
- How to Configure CAC (Smart Card / PKI Authentication) Support for the Embedded UCMDB Browser
- How to Harden the Data Flow Probe Connector in UCMDB
- How to Encrypt the Probe Keystore and Truststore Passwords
- How to Enable Login to Universal CMDB with LW-SSO
- How to Test LDAP Connections
- How to Search LDAP Users
- How to Configure the Universal CMDB Server with Confidential Manager
- How to Set the IIS server as the Front-End Server for UCMDB
- How to Enable Secure Login for the JMX Console
- How to Mark Sensitive Settings and Enable Storing Encrypted Data in the Database Using JMX
- How to Set Shared Key for Encrypting or Decrypting the InfrastructureSettings.xml File Using JMX
How to Configure the Confidential Manager Client’s Cache Encryption Settings on the Probe
This procedure describes how to change the encryption settings of the Confidential Manager client's file system cache file. Note that changing the encryption settings for the Confidential Manager client's file system cache causes the file system cache file to be recreated. This recreation process requires restarting the Probe and full synchronization with the
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On the Probe machine, launch the Web browser and enter the following address: https://localhost:8453.
Note If the Probe Manager and the Probe Gateway are running as separate processes, the address should be entered on the machine that is running the Probe Manager as follows: https://localhost:8454.
- Click type=CMClient to open the JMX MBEAN View page.
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Update the following cache-related settings:
Note Some of the methods that you update on the Probe may require more than one parameter. To see the current probe configuration, click displayCacheConfiguration in the JMX MBEAN View page.
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setCacheInitString changes the file system cache <encryptDecryptInitString> setting.
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setCacheEncryptionAlgorithm changes the file system cache settings according to the following map:
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Engine name refers to the <engineName> entry
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Key size refers to the <keySize> entry
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Algorithm padding name refers to the <algorithmPaddingName> entry
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PBE count refers to the <pbeCount> entry
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PBE digest algorithm refers to the <pbeDigestAlgorithm> entry
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setCacheEncryptionLibrary changes the cache file system settings according to the following map:
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Encryption Library name refers to the <cryptoSource> entry
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Support previous lightweight cryptography versions refers to the <lwJCEPBECompatibilityMode> entry
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setCacheMacDetails changes the cache file system settings according to the following map:
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Use MAC with cryptography refers to the <useMacWithCrypto> entry
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MAC key size refers to the <macKeySize> entry
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Click the reloadCacheConfiguration button to make the changes effective on the Probe. This causes the Probe to restart.
Note Make sure that no job is running on the Probe during this action.
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