Table 5. Security Settings and Descriptions
Setting | Description |
|---|---|
Security.SecureKey=arbitrary_key | arbitrary_key is a word used as a key to encrypt all the passwords. It can be any combination of numbers, letters, and special characters. |
| Security.Keystore.File=custom jks file with appropriate certification | A key database file that contains both public keys and private keys. Public keys are stored as signer certificates, and private keys are stored in the personal certificates. |
| Security.Keystore.Password=password | Password for the key defined in Security.Keystore.File |
| Security.SSLSocketFactory.Enabled=true | false | Uses custom SSL sockets when running outbound SSL connections, which allows custom behavior and security checks. Defaults to true. If false, you must configure the java.net.security settings as appropriate with the underlying application server. |
| Security.SSLSocketFactory.AllowUntrustedServers=true | false | Allows outbound SSL connections to servers using an unverified SSL certificate |
| Security.SSLSocketFactory.AllowUntrustedClients | Allows inbound SSL connections to servers using an unverified SSL certificate |
| Security.HostnameVerifier.Enabled=true | false | Enable/disable the hostname verifier for outbound https connections |