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Global Call API Library Reference — November 2007 563
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TLS engine configuration information — SIP_TLS_ENGINE
• ENUM_TLS_METHOD_TLS_V1 – use TLS ver. 1 (Default value)
local_rsa_private_key_filename
name of file containing TLS RSA private key of local certificate. File must be PEM (base64
encoded) X509 format, in plain text or encrypted. Default is NULL.
local_rsa_private_key_password
password string used to read TLS RSA private key of local certificate if it is encrypted. Default
is NULL
local_rsa_cert_filename
name of file containing TLS RSA certificate representing local identity. File must be PEM
(base64 encoded) X509 format, in plain text. Default is NULL.
local_dss_private_key_filename
name of file containing TLS DSS private key of local certificate. File must be PEM (base64
encoded) X509 format, in plain text or encrypted. Default is NULL.
local_dss_private_key_password
password string used to read TLS DSS private key of local certificate if it is encrypted. Default
is NULL
local_dss_cert_filename
name of file containing TLS DSS certificate representing local identity. File must be PEM
(base64 encoded) X509 format, in plain text. Default is NULL.
ca_cert_number
number of trusted certificates, which are usually root certificates. TLS engine can trust zero,
one, or more root certificates. Once an engine trusts a root certificate, it will approve all valid
certificates issued by that root certificate. Use this field to specify the number of trusted
certificates in the ca_cert_filename array. This field must be configured when operating as a
TLS client. Default value is 0.
ca_cert_filename
array of filenames for trusted certificates. Files must be PEM (base64 encoded) X509 format,
in plain text. The size of the array is specified by ca_cert_number. This array must be
configured when operating as a TLS client. Default is NULL.
chain_cert_number
number of chained certificates. An engine may hold a certificate that is not issued directly by a
root certificate, but rather by a certificate authority delegated by that root certificate. To add
one or more intermediate certificate to the chain of certificates that the engine will present
during a handshake, use this field to specify the number of chained certificates in the
chain_cert_filename array. This field is optional, but is commonly needed when operating as a
TLS server and may also be needed for a TLS client if mutual authentication is being used.
Default value is 0.
chain_cert_filename
array of filenames for chained certificates. Files must be PEM (base64 encoded) X509 format,
in plain text. The size of the array is specified by chain_cert_number. This array is optional,
but is commonly needed when operating as a TLS server and may also be needed for a TLS
client if mutual authentication is being used. Default is NULL.