What is two-way SSL Salesforce?
To use two-way SSL authentication, send a certificate with your callout that was either generated in Salesforce or signed by a certificate authority (CA). Sending a certificate enhances security because the target of the callout receives the certificate and can use it to authenticate the request against its keystore.
How do you do a 2 way SSL?
In two-way SSL authentication, the client application verifies the identity of the server application, and then the server application verifies the identity of the client application. Both parties share their public certificates, and then validation is performed.
How do I add a certificate in Salesforce?
To add a new certificate or private key:
- Click Import or Upload a new private key or certificate.
- In the Import Private Key or Certificate window, enter a certificate or private key file name, or click Select… to open the File Upload window and select the file to import. Only the following file types are allowed:
Is SSL two-way?
In Two-Way SSL authentication, the client and server need to authenticate and validate each others identities. The authentication message exchange between client and server is called an SSL handshake, and it includes the following steps: A client requests access to a protected resource.
Is two-way SSL the same as mTLS?
In one way SSL, the client always verifies the server certificates and the server never verifies the client certificates whereas in two-way SSL client verifies the server certificates and server verifies the client certificates.
What is two-way SSL in mule?
Two-way SSL means that a client and a server communicates on a verified connection with each other. The verifying is done by certificates to identify. A server and a client has implemented a private key certificate and a public key certificate.