256-bit AES Encryption in SSH Monitoring
Follow the steps given below to configure 256 bit AES encryption in SSH monitoring:
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Take a backup of the the following JAR files:
files local_policy.jar
and
US_export_policy.jar
found in the location:
<AppManager_Home>\working\jre\lib\security\
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Download the
Java Cryptography Extension
for Java 1.8 version.
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Decompress the downloaded Zip file to get the following JAR files:
files local_policy.jar
and
US_export_policy.jar.
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Replace the new JAR files in the folder
<AppManager_Home>\working\jre\lib\security\
.
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Restart Applications Manager.
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Now check to see if you can add a server monitor using 256-bit AES Encryption.
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