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Chapter 1 Customizing Listeners<br />

OL-25137-01<br />

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Enabling a Certificate for HTTPS<br />

Rate Bounce Bounce<br />

Domain Limiting TLS Verification Profile<br />

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partner.com Default Req Default Default<br />

(Default) On Off Off (Default)<br />

There are currently 2 entries configured.<br />

Choose the operation you want to perform:<br />

- SETUP - Change global settings.<br />

- NEW - Create a new entry.<br />

- EDIT - Modify an entry.<br />

- DELETE - Remove an entry.<br />

- DEFAULT - Change the default.<br />

- LIST - Display a summary list of all entries.<br />

- DETAIL - Display details for one destination or all entries.<br />

- CLEAR - Remove all entries.<br />

- IMPORT - Import tables from a file.<br />

- EXPORT - Export tables to a file.<br />

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You can enable a certificate for HTTPS services on an IP interface using either the Network > IP<br />

Interfaces page in the GUI or the interfaceconfig command in the CLI. When adding an IP interface<br />

via the GUI, select a certificate that you want to use for the HTTPS service, check the HTTPS check<br />

box, and enter the port number.<br />

In following example, the interfaceconfig command is used to edit the IP interface PublicNet to enable<br />

HTTPS services on port 443 (the default port). All other defaults for the interface are accepted. (Typing<br />

Enter at the prompt accepts the default value shown in brackets.)<br />

Cisco <strong>IronPort</strong> AsyncOS 7.6 for Email Advanced Configuration Guide<br />

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