i2 Analyze

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i2 Analyze
Understanding i2 Analyze
Deploying i2 Analyze
Configuring i2 Analyze
- Configuring the i2 Analyze application
- Connecting to external data sources
Managing i2 Analyze
Upgrading i2 Analyze
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Securing i2 Analyze

Depending on the requirements of the deployment, you can configure your deployment to use additional security mechanisms.

Transport Layer Security connections with i2 Analyze
Transport Layer Security (TLS) technology can be used to establish an encrypted connection between a client and server. You can use TLS to ensure that communication between i2 Analyze components is encrypted. By default, i2 Analyze supports version 1.2 of the TLS protocol, but you can configure it to support other versions too.
Client-authenticated Transport Layer Security with the i2 Connect gateway
To secure the connection between Liberty and any connectors for the i2 Connect gateway, you must configure Liberty and your connectors to use TLS. If you are using TLS, i2 Analyze enforces client-authenticated communication with a connector.

Parent topic: Configuring the i2 Analyze application

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