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Oct 21, 2014, 7:08 PM
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Do I understand correctly

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  • Release: 9.0.1,9.0
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I believe this is is saying that  TLS support will be in native Domino shortly - after a fix pack or 2. Can somebody please confirm my understanding.

For those of us mandated to get away from SSL 3.0 ASAP we can get new TLS certifcates and they will work with Domino with no need for proxy (IHS etc..)

This is great news if I am understanding correctly. Timeframe is still very important which is unclear.

TBear

 

 

Oct 21, 2014, 9:13 PM
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You understand correctly.
You understand correctly. But the part about "TLS certificates" in your post is a little unclear. As per the technote, TLS 1.0 is the protocol we are adding natively to Domino for the latest fixpacks of 8.5.1 through 9.0.1. That will allow browsers configured with SSLv3 disabled and TLS 1.0 enabled to communicate with Domino.

The certs are a separate story. You can use existing SHA-1 certs with TLS 1.0.

Separately we plan on are releasing tools to allow SHA-2 importing. SHA-2 is restricted to 9.0 and above since it relies on cryptographic infrastructure introduce in 9.0. TLS supports SHA-2 as well.

Timeframe
We are keeping the time-frame somewhat vague as we go through the dev/test cycle. The technote states "Domino server Interim Fixes over the next several weeks". But we will keep the Design Partners up to speed.

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