Start Up Log Entries used with SSL

By default, uses Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) to communicate with Risk Authentication Server. However, TCP is vulnerable to spoofing and man-in-the-middle attacks. By using , you can configure SSL to ensure secure communication.
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By default,
Symantec Advanced Authentication
uses Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) to communicate with Risk Authentication Server. However, TCP is vulnerable to spoofing and man-in-the-middle attacks. By using
Symantec Advanced Authentication
, you can configure SSL to ensure secure communication.
If you have configured SSL, you see the corresponding entries in the startup log files. The following table lists those log file entries:
Protocol
Entry in Log File
Risk Authentication
Server Management
Started listener for [Server Management] [7980] [SSL] [srvmgrwsprotocol]
Transaction Web Service
Started listener for [RiskFort Trans WS] [7778] [SSL] [transwsprotocol]
Administration web
Service
Started listener for [RiskFort Admin WS] [7777] [SSL] [aradminwsprotocol]
Native (SSL)
Started listener for [RiskFort Native (SSL)] [7681] [SSL] [RiskFort]
Case Management Queuing Server
Case Management
Queuing Administration
Started listener for [Case Management Admin] [7780] [SSL] [srvmgrwsprotocol]
Case Management
Queuing Server
Started listener for [Case Management Server] [7779] [SSL] [RiskFortCaseManagement]