6.13.4 Setting up the communication encryption function of JP1/Base
Set up the communication encryption function of JP1/Base. You must specify settings such as whether to enable SSL communication and the file names of a server certificate and root certificate for the communication encryption function. This setup is required in JP1/Base on the server and client sides.
To set up the communication encryption function:
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Create an SSL communication definition file (jp1bs_ssl.conf).
Define the SSL communication settings information such as whether to enable SSL communication, the file name of a server certificate, and the storage location of a root certificate in the SSL communication definition file. For details about the SSL communication definition file, see SSL communication definition file in 16. Definition Files.
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Execute the jbssetcnf command.
jbssetcnf jp1bs_ssl.conf
The information of the SSL communication definition file is registered in the common definition information. For details about the jbssetcnf command, see jbssetcnf in 15. Commands.
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Restart JP1/Base.
The settings of the common definition information will take effect.
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You cannot change the settings of the communication encryption function while JP1/Base is running. Before changing the settings of the communication encryption function (to replace the server certificate or root certificate due to expiration), stop JP1/Base.
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Even if you upgrade from the environment in which the communication encryption function (SSL communication) provided by JP1/Base 11-00 or later is enabled, the communication encryption function (SSL communication) supported by 12-10 does not get enabled. To enable SSL communication, add jp1bsagent to BASESSL in the SSL communication definition file, and then restart JP1/Base.
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