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CSI SSL/TLS architecture comprises several key components. The core is the SSL/TLS engine, responsible for encryption and decryption. 509 certificates.

Configuration settings are stored in configuration files. These components communicate through internal APIs. The SSL/TLS engine supports standard TLS protocols.

509 certificates for authentication. The certificate services component interacts with certificate authorities (CAs) to obtain and manage certificates. The configuration files define parameters such as cipher suites, certificate paths, and protocol versions.

Competing products offer similar architectures, but CSI SSL/TLS is optimized for zVSE/VSEn. Key architectural differences may include memory management and integration with the operating system. The product supports various authentication methods and provides logging capabilities for auditing and monitoring.

The administrative interface allows for managing certificates and configuring security policies. The architecture is designed for high performance and scalability within the zVSE/VSEn environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main purpose of CSI SSL/TLS?

CSI SSL/TLS provides secure communication channels for TCP/IP applications on zVSE/VSEn. It uses industry-standard protocols to encrypt data in transit, protecting sensitive information from eavesdropping and tampering.

What versions of SSL and TLS does CSI SSL/TLS support?

CSI SSL/TLS supports standard TLS versions, including TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3, as well as older SSL versions for compatibility. The specific versions supported depend on the configuration and the capabilities of the communicating endpoints.

How does CSI SSL/TLS integrate with existing applications?

CSI SSL/TLS integrates with existing TCP/IP applications on zVSE/VSEn. It can be configured to secure specific applications or services, providing a secure communication layer without requiring extensive modifications to the applications themselves.

What type of certificates does CSI SSL/TLS use?

CSI SSL/TLS uses X.509 certificates for authentication and encryption. These certificates are used to verify the identity of the communicating parties and to establish secure communication channels.

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