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2.8.4.5 Login via SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is an encryption process designed to guarantee secure Internet
connection and data transfer. SSL ensures that the server and client verify each other’s identity
and can exchange encrypted data.
Throughout the connection, SSL encrypts and decrypts the data flow. This means that all infor-
mation is completely encrypted. This includes the Internet page (URL) requested by the client,
information submitted in forms (such as a credit card number), information confirming the au-
thenticity of HTTP access (user names and passwords) and all additional data exchanged by
the server and client.
You can apply for an SSl connection. This requires that your browser supports 128-bit SSL ci-
phers. Refer to the online help of your browser for more information. If the cipher strength is 56
bits or less you will need to update your browser software. Please contact your system admin-
istrator if any problems arise with the SSL. The procedure for using Microsoft Internet Explorer
and Netscape Navigator is described below.
SSL via Internet Explorer
1. Click the secure (SSL) link in the Access mode area. A dialog box opens.
2. Click the View Certificate button. A new window opens.
3. Select Install certificate
→ Next → Automatically... → Finish → OK → OK. The security
certificate will now be accepted.
4. Afterwards click Yes to accept the certificate. The window will close and you can log in as
described above.
SSL via Netscape Navigator
1. Click the secure (SSL) link in the Access mode area. A dialog box opens.
2. Click Next
→ Next → Accept without time limit → No warning → Next in the window
New Netsite certificate. The security certificate will now be accepted. The window will
close and you can log in as described above.