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Oracle® Communications Calendar Server Security Guide
Release 7.0.5
E54936-01
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Calendar Server Security Overview
Basic Security Considerations
Understanding the Calendar Server Environment
Overview of Calendar Server Security
Recommended Deployment Topologies
Operating System Security
Firewall Port Configuration
Database Security
Secure Communications
LDAP Security
2
Performing a Secure Calendar Server Installation
Installing Infrastructure Components Securely
Credentials Needed to Install Calendar Server Components
Post-Installation Configuration
3
Implementing Calendar Server Security
About System Security in Calendar Server
Configuring HTTPS on Front-End GlassFish Server Hosts
Installing an Official Certificate
Setting SSL Default Port to 443
Changing the URL Prefix When Reconfiguring for SSL
Disabling SSLv3 on Front-End GlassFish Server Hosts
Disabling HTTP on Front-End GlassFish Server Hosts
Enabling LDAP SSL in Calendar Server
Enabling Secure Notification Mail Submission
Configuring and Using Authentication
Configuring Calendar Server Proxy Authentication
Configuring and Using Access Control
Adding LDAP Access Control for Calendar Server Features
Configuring SSL for the Database Back End and Document Store
Configuring SSL for MySQL Server
Configuring SSL for the Oracle Database
Installing the Database Server Certificate
Enabling the TCP/IP SSL Listener in Oracle Net Services
Completing Installation and Modifying JDBC Connection Pool Settings
Configuring SSL for the Remote Document Store
Creating an SSL Certificate
Creating or Updating the SSL Keystore on the Document Store Server Host
Making SSL Configuration Changes on the Document Store
Installing a Certificate on the Calendar Server Host
Configuring Calendar Server to Use SSL for the Document Store
Making Calendar Server and GlassFish Server Secure
Preventing Denial of Service Attacks on GlassFish Server
Configuring JMX Port for GlassFish Server to Use SSL
Detecting Possible Security Issues
4
Managing Domain Access Controls
Domain ACLs Overview
Authenticated Access
icsDomainNames Attribute Overview
icsDomainAcl Attribute Overview
Authenticated Access Examples
Anonymous Access Overview
5
Creating, Exporting, and Importing SSL Certificates
Overview of Self-Signed and Certificate Authority Certificates
Creating a Self-Signed Certificate
Installing the Self-Signed Certificate on the Client
Creating a CA-Signed Certificate Request
Importing a CA-Signed Certificate
6
Configuring Client Authentication
Overview of Setting Up Certificate Authentication
Setting Up Your Certificate Authority (CA)
Enabling SSL and Client Authentication for a Listener
Generating a Certificate Request and Import into GlassFish Server
Creating an SSL Client
Configuring Calendar Server
Testing Certificate Authentication
Installing the Client Certificate in Connector for Microsoft Outlook
7
Configuring GlassFish Server to Use a CA-Signed Certificate
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