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ASA Database Administration Guide
  Client/Server Communications
    Using the TCP/IP protocol

Encrypting client/server communications over TCP/IP


By default, communication packets are not encrypted; this poses a potential security risk. For greater security, you can force client/server network communications over the TCP/IP port to be encrypted using ECC_TLS (formerly Certicom) or RSA_TLS encryption technology. TCP/IP is the only network protocol that supports this strong encryption.

For information about forcing encryption of client/server communications from the server, see -ec server option.

For information about forcing encryption of client/server communications from a particular client, see Encryption connection parameter [ENC].


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