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  3. February 2005

SSLCipherSpec vs SSLCipherSuite

In the IBM redbook named HTTP Server (powered by Apache) An Integrated
Solution for IBM eserver iSeries Servers, it talks about using the
SSLCipherSpec directive to limit what level of encryption is allowed. In
two different Apache 2.0 manuals it makes no mention of this directive
and instead talks about using the SSLCipherSuite directive. The iSeries
server admin GUI configurator only allos the SSLCipherSpec to be
configured. 
 
Are these directives dependent on what SSL mod was compiled into Apache
? Do I ignore what the non-iseries Apache manuals say about SSL and only
look at what IBM says ? 
 
Mike Cunningham
CIO
Pennsylvania College of Technology
www.pct.edu
mcunning@xxxxxxx

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