Listeners Tab
The non-secure listener defines how a client application connects to Sterling External Authentication Server without requiring an SSL or TLS handshake. You must connect on the non-secure listener port the first time you login. After you set up the secure listener port, you can disable the non-secure listener.
Define the following parameters on the Listener screen to define non-secure and secure listeners:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Secure Listener | |
| IP Address | Client IP address to use to connect to Sterling External Authentication Server. |
| Port | Port that the secure connection listens on. Default is 61366. |
| SSL | The SSL keystore file stores the certificate used to connect to secure LDAP servers and to perform TLS/SSL negotiations with connecting client applications. |
| Enabled | Enables secure listening on the port or IP address identified. |
| Non-Secure Listener | |
| IP Address | Client IP address to use to connect to Sterling External Authentication Server. |
| Port | Port that the nonsecure connection listens on. Default is 61365. |
| Enabled | Enables a nonsecure connection on the port and
address. After configuring the secure listener, disable this option to disable the non-secure port. |