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On a Windows 2000 server web server i need to be able to perform the following actions.<br />
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The SSL configuration should be changed so that connections using weak (that is, less than 128-bit) encryption ciphers are rejected.<br />
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The SSL configuration on the listed hosts should be changed so that SSL connections using the insecure version 2 protocol are not accepted.<br />
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On a Windows 2000 server web server i need to be able to perform the following actions.

The SSL configuration should be changed so that connections using weak (that is, less than 128-bit) encryption ciphers are rejected.

And

The SSL configuration on the listed hosts should be changed so that SSL connections using the insecure version 2 protocol are not accepted.




Weak SSL Ciphers &amp; Insecure Version of SSL Protocol Accepted

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Weak SSL Ciphers &amp; Insecure Version of SSL Protocol Accepted

Weak SSL Ciphers & Insecure Version of SSL Protocol Accepted