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Contents
Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
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Service Controller Security Overview
Basic Security Considerations
Overview of Service Controller Security
Oracle Security Documentation
Understanding the Service Controller Environment
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Implementing Service Controller Security
About the Service Controller Security Model
Implementing Service Controller Securely
Changing Default Ports
Securing the Administration Port
Configuring Password Security
Securing the Administration Console Connection
Securing Clusters
Configuring Domain Security
Securing Domains with System-Level Security
Securing Domains with Properties Settings
Securing Hosted Domains
Securing Administration Clients and Managed Servers
Enabling and Disabling SSL
Setting Up the Service Controller Public Key Infrastructure
About Keytool and X.500 Distinguished Names
Setting Up the PKI for Administration Server-Managed Server Security
Setting Up the PKI for Administration Server to Administration Console Security
Setting Up a Credential Store
Setting Up Network Communication End Points
Securing Service Controller with Firewalls
Securing Network Traffic with Protocol-Specific Security
HTTPS Protocol Required for Production
Securing Network Communication
SIP
SS7 SIGTRAN M3UA
Diameter
SMPP
Web Services (SOAP or REST over HTTP)
Monitoring Service Controller Events
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Administering Credential Stores
About Credential Store
Understanding How Credential Store Works
Considerations for Using Credential Store with Hosted Domains
Configuring the Credential Store Domain Settings
Moving the Credential Store Key Files
Changing Credential Store Encryption Settings
Backing Up Credential Store files
Provisioning and Administering Credential Stores
Storing or Validating a Credential (Password) in the Credential Store
Storing a Keystore in a Credential Store
Verifying that a Credential Exists in a Credential Store
Deleting Credentials from the Credential Store
Using the Credential Store Management API
setPassword
validatePasssword
setKeystore
containsKey
deleteKey
clear (Removes all Credentials)
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