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CVE-2013-2566 RC4 - Plaintext-Recovery Issue -
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CVE-2013-2566 RC4 - Plaintext-Recovery Issue
CVE-2015-2808 TLS/SSL RC4 - Cipher Suites Information Disclosure Vulnerability
Is it possible to remove support for the below RC4 128 bit ciphers on TPAMs HTTPS web interfaces on port 8443 and 443?TLSv1 128 bits RC4-SHATLSv1 128 bits RC4-MD5SSLv3 128 bits RC4-MD5 -
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TPAM Console
The RC4 128 bit ciphers are disabled from 2.5.914 on TPAM appliances. On previous versions install Hotfix_6786 to disable these ciphers.Hotfix_6786 for TPAM Appliances on 2.5.904-2.5.913This patch disabled RC4 128-bit ciphers.Key: 7Vfi0wcJHBOption: /genkeyNote that Hotfix_6786 will have to be reinstalled after upgrading TPAM to a newer release up to 2.5.913-------
DPAs/Cache ServersThe RC4 128 bit ciphers are disabled from 2.5.915 on the DPAs. On previous versions Hotfix_7216 will disable these ciphers on DPAs/Cache servesr.Hotfix_7216Applies to 2.5.913 and 2.5.914.Set ciphers used by Glassfish on DPAs and Cache Servers.For the change to take effect on Cache Servers, disable and re-enable the Cache Server after this hotfix is applied and the Cache Servers have been updated to 2.0.5.For DPA's, if the change does not take place immediately then toggle (via Cluster Management) 'Appliance Active' to Not Active - Wait 2 minutes - Set back to Active.Key ZjqJyJLfEbOption /genkey -
Solicitud de cambio
6786