Configuring SSL between Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager and the clients
| Article:HOWTO55351 | | | Created: 2011-06-29 | | | Updated: 2011-12-17 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO55351 |
You enable Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) communication by editing the Apache httpd.config file. By default, SSL traffic uses port 433. You may need to change the default port if it is already used.
Table: Enabling SSL communication to the client
Step | Action | Description |
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1 | Check that the default SSL port is available | In some networks, port 433 may already be bound to another application or service. Before you enable SSL communication, you must check to see if the default port (433) is available. |
2 | As needed, change the default SSL port | If port 433 is not available, choose an unused port from the high port range (49152-65535). Adjust the server configuration to use the new port. |
3 | Enable SSL communication to the client | Edit the Apache httpd.config file to allow SSL communication to the client. See Enabling SSL communication between the management server and the client. |
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