Also what are the major benefits of moving to RSA Auth Mgr 8.2?
Also what are the major benefits of moving to RSA Auth Mgr 8.2?
No RC4 Ciphers used anymore, ability to set a strict TLS mode that only accepts console or Web Tier connections using the TLSv1.2 protocol (without breaking RADIUS or replica promotion), and the ability to update all internal certificates used for 'plumbing' connections to SHA2 signed Certs
I would say a major benefit is extendable software tokens, and PCI and FIPS compliance.
Thanks. And the upgrade / rollback procedure?
Nick Huggins
No RC4 Ciphers used anymore, ability to set a strict TLS mode that only accepts console or Web Tier connections using the TLSv1.2 protocol (without breaking RADIUS or replica promotion), and the ability to update all internal certificates used for 'plumbing' connections to SHA2 signed Certs