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# FIPSMode

IMPORTANT: This parameter applies only to the separate FIPS-enabled packages for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7 and RHEL8 platforms.

For these packages, the components use the system version of OpenSSL (expected to be in the 1.0.x series for RHEL7 and the 1.1.x series for RHEL8). You must download and install these FIPS-enabled components.

For Knowledge Discovery version 13.0 and later, the standard Knowledge Discovery components use OpenSSL3 to provide FIPS 140-2 support on both Windows and Linux. In this case, the `FIPSMode` parameter has no effect. For information about how to configure these components to enable FIPS, refer to the FIPS Enablement Technical Note.

Set `FIPSMode` to `True` to enable the FIPS-compliant cryptographic modules in your Knowledge Discovery components.

Knowledge Discovery uses a cryptographic module which complies with Federal Information Processing Standard 140-2 (FIPS 140-2). This standard defines the technical requirements that Federal Agencies must use for cryptographic-based security systems that protect sensitive or valuable data.

When you use SSL in FIPS mode, all encrypted ACI communication between all Knowledge Discovery components and HTTPS traffic between Knowledge Discovery and third parties (where SSL is supported by the third party) is secured using the FIPS validated OpenSSL Module.

For more information about how to set up and enable FIPS Mode, refer to the FIPS Enablement Technical Note.

Type: | Booolean
Default: | False
Required: | No
Configuration Section: | Service
Example: | `FIPSMode=True`
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Product: Knowledge Discovery Facebook Connector 25.4

Topic Title: FIPSMode