You can use the MCP security options (SECOPT) DISABLE option to disable secure connections for Query Processor without modifying the configuration settings. Using the DISABLE option permits only non-secure connections.
To disable secure connections without modifying the configuration settings, use the following system command:
SECOPT SECURECOMM MCPSQL DISABLE
To remove secure connections for Query Processor on the MCP, you must remove configuration settings from all of the following:
| Note: | The following configuration settings can be removed in any order. However, Unisys recommends that you remove the configuration settings in the following order. |
MCPSQL/SERVER/CONFIG File
Remove the server declarations of the SSL/TLS port (SSLTLS) and of the security key container file (SSLKEYCONTAINER) from the server configuration file.
TCP/IP Distributed Systems Services (DSS)
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Delete the SSL/TLS endpoint entity by entering the following system command:
NA REG DEL EP MCPSQL_SSLEP
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Remove the SSL/TLS endpoint from the DSS by entering the following system command:
NA MODIFY DSS MCPSQL ENDPOINT - MCPSQL_SSLEP
MCP Security Options (DSS)
Use the SECOPT command to disable secure connections for the Query Processor:
SECOPT SECURECOMM MCPSQL DISABLE
