WAS v8.5 > Secure applications > Secure Service integration > Secure service integration > Administer permitted transports for a busConfigure a transport policy for a bus
By configuring a transport policy for the bus we can affect the security of messages in transit.
There are no prerequisites for this task.
The transport policy for a bus controls which transport mechanism remote application clients can use to connect to the bus.
- Log onto the dmgr console.
- Click Service integration -> Buses -> security_value. The configuration panel for the selected bus is displayed
- Choose one of the following transport policies for the bus:
- Allow the use of all defined transport channel chains
- Select this option to allow the bus to use unsecured ports.
- Restrict the use of defined transport channel chains to those protected by SSL
- Select this option to prevent the use of the InboundBasicMessaging port.
- Restrict the use of defined transport channel chains to the list of permitted transports
- Select this option if you want connecting client applications to use named transport channel chains. This provides the highest level of control over the use of transport channel chains.
- Click Apply.
- Save your changes to the master configuration.
Results
The transport policy we have configured for the selected bus controls how application clients connect to the bus.
We can use the dmgr console to add and remove transport chains in the list of permitted transports for the bus.
Related concepts:
Message security in a service integration bus
Related information:
List permitted transports for a bus
Add a permitted transport to a bus
Remove a permitted transport from a bus
Permitted transports [Collection]
Add a transport to the list of permitted transports [Settings]