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Working With Encrypted Data > Decryption and Encryption > Configuring SSL Manager for outbound traffic
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Select IP Address to forward authentication credentials from one proxy to the next if there are multiple proxies between SSL Manager and the destination host.
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Select Send VIA-Header to add a special header to the HTTP header to describe the proxy chain traffic passed through. This can be helpful in troubleshooting. If you do not want to include a VIA-Header, do not select this box.
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Under Protocol Settings, indicate which protocols you want SSL Manager to support. Supported protocols are SSLv2 and v3, and TLS v1. Select the protocol that your enterprise browser supports; you must select at least one protocol. The default is SSLv2. These settings override the settings for these protocols in the users' browsers.
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Select Session Cache if you want to cache keys until the time specified in Session Cache Timeout elapses. This can improve performance. If keys are not cached, each request is negotiated again.
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High encryption cipher suites: those with key lengths larger than 128 bits, and some cipher suites with 128-bit keys.
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Medium encryption cipher suites: those using 128 bit encryption.
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Low encryption cipher suites: those using 64- or 56-bit encryption algorithms but excluding export cipher suites.
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Click Apply.
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Working With Encrypted Data > Decryption and Encryption > Configuring SSL Manager for outbound traffic
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