Veritas Access Solutions Guide for Software-Defined Storage (SDS) Management Platform
- Introduction
- Deploying the SDS Management Platform with Veritas Access
- Using the SDS Management Platform interface
- Setting up SSL in the SDS Management Platform
- Performing authentication
- System backup and restore
- Troubleshooting
- SDS Management Platform known issues
About setting up SSL in the SDS Management Platform
SDS Management Platform instances can be set up to authenticate and communicate securely amongst themselves using SSL certificates. The SSLs can be publically signed or self-signed certificates from your own CA (Certificate Authority). In the case of publically signed certificates, Internet access may be required to verify the authenticity of the certificate. The SDS Management Platform can make use of any certificates compatible with X509 and Java, but Veritas recommends the use of Privacy Enhanced Mail (PEM) certificates. The certificates are stored in a local Java keystore in each installation instance. In the SDS Management Platform, we distinguish between certificates of the HTTP(S) web server and internal API communication. For both configurations, distinct sets of keystores are used.