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You must set the QoP settings when you configure HCL Unica applications to use SSL.

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    - Implementation of one-way SSL
      This section describes one-way SSL in Unica.
      - Overview of SSL certificates
        Read this section to understand SSL certificates in general.
      - Client and server roles in HCL Unica
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      - SSL in HCL Unica
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      - Configuration process roadmap: implementing SSL in HCL Unica
        Use this configuration process roadmap to scan the tasks required to implement SSL in Unica. The Topic column provides links to the topics that describe the tasks in detail.
      - Certificates for SSL
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      - Useful links for SSL
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      - Quality of protection settings for WebLogic
        You must set the QoP settings when you configure HCL Unica applications to use SSL.
      - Quality of protection settings for WebSphere
        You must set the QoP settings when you configure HCL Unica applications to use SSL.
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Quality of protection (QoP) settings for WebSphere

You must set the QoP settings when you configure HCL Unica applications to use SSL.

About this task

The following QoP settings are supported for WebSphere:

SSL_TLS
SSL
TLS
TLSv1
SSL_TLSv2
TLSv1.1
TLSv1.2

Procedure

To change the QoP settings, complete the following steps:

Go to Security > SSL Certificate and key management > SSL configurations
Select the required SSL configuration.
Under Additional Properties, click Quality of protection (QoP) settings.
In the Quality of protection (QoP) settings pane, select the required QoP settings from the drop-down list for Protocol.
Click Save.
In the ssl.client.props file located in the WAS_install\profiles\AppSrv01\properties folder, update the following:
```
com.ibm.ssl.protocol=<Specify required QoP settings>
```
Restart the application server.

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