The DASCLI sslmode command sets the SSL mode or reports the current setting.
Authentication is required to use this command.
Parameters
dascli sslmode [mode]
- No parameter
- If no parameter is specified, the current setting is reported.
- 0
- Set the SSL mode to None. This means it is irrelevant if the name does not match.
- 1
- Set the SSL mode to Basic. This means the SSL certificate name (CN) matches are checked. However, certificate errors, such as those from self-signed certificates, are ignored.
- 2
- Set the SSL mode to Strong. This means that CAs and CNs are validated. The SSL certificate must pass validation, that is, the certificate must chain to a trusted root CA.