Adds or deletes a TCP port for SSL interception.
By default, port 443 is used as the TCP listener to check for incoming connection requests. The TCP listener receives secure HTTPS connections between the client and the back-end server on one or more port pairs. You can specify a maximum of 8 TCP ports for SSL interception.
For details about how to add or delete a TCP port for SSL interception, see the "Configuring SSL Interception" chapter of the Network Security User Guide.
Syntax
[no] policymgr ssl-intercept config tcp port <port_number>
Parameters
no
Use the no form of this command to delete a TCP port.
<port_number>
The TCP port number to intercept HTTPS traffic.
Example
The following example shows how to add a TCP port for SSL interception on the Network Security appliance.
hostname (config) # policymgr ssl-intercept config tcp port 443
The following example show how to delete a TCP port on the Network Security appliance.
hostname (config) # no policymgr ssl-intercept config tcp port 443
User role
Admin or Operator
Command mode
Config
Supported appliances
This command is supported on the following appliances running the specified releases or later:
Network Security: Release 8.2.1