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Status Delivered
Workspace DataPower Gateway
Created by Guest
Created on Sep 2, 2021

Add subject validation option to Crypto Validation Credentials

When setting up communication over insecure channels (i.e. over Internet) it is required to narrow down list of clients that might connect to DataPower. This selection should be based on what is contained within Subject of client's certificate. Specification of what is allowed or denied access should be performed based on regular expression.

Idea priority High
  • Admin
    Ulas Cubuk
    Apr 10, 2025

    In DataPower 10.6.3 CD release, we added support to control client hostname validation to the TLS server profile. When you configure a TLS server profile, you can control how to validate the hostname in the client certificate that happens before the client certificate is validated against the truststore (validation credentials). When you configure the TLS server profile to require client authentication, you can define the following settings.

    • Values in the client certificate for client hostname validation

    • Validation flags

    • Whether to terminate the handshake when hostname validation fails

    For more information, see Creating a TLS server profile.