Site Manager Registry Keys

To avoid NAT routing causing TCP socket disconnection, Site Manager and the Agent will exchange keep alive messages on the interval set in this key. Lowering the number will cause more frequent network traffic, but may be necessary if a NAT router, gateway, switch or other network appliance is set to disconnect sockets more frequently than after 8 minutes idle.

The SSL cipherlist controls which SSL/TLS encryption methods are allowed by the Site Manager's HTTPS management interface. If stricter limits are required for security, any OpenSSL cipherlist as documented on the OpenSSL website may be used. 

For example, to restrict the web interface to TLS 1.2 and forbid MD5, SHA1 and RC4 hashing, the following string may be used: "TLSv1.2:HIGH:kRSA:!SHA1:!RC4:!MD5:!eNULL:!aNULL:!AES128"

If set to 0, Site Manager will only attempt unencrypted LDAP requests to Active Directory servers. 

If set to 1, Site Manager will attempt LDAPS (LDAP over SSL) requests and only fall back to unencrypted requests on error. 

The TCP port number to attempt LDAPS queries on. 

The TCP port number to attempt LDAP queries on.