Oracle already supports SHA-256?

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  Yes, I know they are very old servers and technically, we should move away from CASES in total. But unfortunately, it's an environment I inherited, and I am now dealing with issues.  Because of the requirement to move away from sha - 1 signed certificates that I need to replace my existing certs, certs signature sha-256.  But before I do that I would like to know if anyone knows if CASE version 4.1 (8) supports SHA - 256 certificates?  I did check the release notes, but there is no mention of the supported versions of SHA, etc..  I tried TACS but no joy there either, etc..

  Hello Rafael,.

  SHA - 2 signed the certificate of support was added in 4.7.2 for SCS and CAM.

  We have filed a default document to have it documented in the release notes.
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  Kind regards

  Jousset

• Certificates of ASA and SHA - 256

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  I was wondering when and if ASA will support certificates with SHA-256? I know that IOS support already...

  Thank you

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  Hi Jacob,

  Could you please confirm the signature algorithm used by the certificate?

  What is SHA2?

  You use 8.2.4 code I guess. SHA2 support is up to 8.2.4.1. I think so either you can upgrade the 8.2.4.1 code and check.

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• ACS 5.5 with EAP - TLS SHA 256 certificates

  Hi all

  Well, I just want to confirm that ACS 5.5 supports EAP - TLS with certificates SHA2.

  Thank you

  Manel

  Manel salvation,

  There was a time long deposited back enhancement to support EAP - TLS SHA 256 and obtained certificates fixed ACS 5.2 leave.

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• MAF Oracle will support Android 6 Marshmallow?

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  Hello.

  Oracle frequently publishes new MAF to add new features, fix problems and extend the support. We monitor very closely future versions of mobile OS supported by the framework.

  Although I can't comment on the timeline, you can expect Oracle to fully support future versions of Android, including 6 Android. Obviously, our plans could change at any time, but I don't see us not fall for the mobile OS more popular on the market.

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• Oracle Version support?

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  Oracle supports this version of IOM:
  
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• Problem with sha-256 digest: missing zeros!

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• How does Oracle MAF support several devices screen

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