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Status Future consideration
Categories Other
Created by Guest
Created on Oct 11, 2019

CPSM WUI - TCP/IP service cipher name

Recently we've started to keep SSL ciphers in a xml file rather than coding at the tcpip service definition. The problem is, we can not see the cipher name,being used by tcpip service, via cpsm wui. When we click the ssl cipher suit codes at the wui screen we see the xml file name instead of the cipher name. We would be glad if we could able to see the name of the cipher which is being used rather than the xml file.

Idea priority High
  • Guest
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    Dec 9, 2019

    This is a candidate for a future release.