trusted_certificate=public-certificate

TLS, HTTPS

None

Clients use the trusted_certificate encryption protocol option to specify trusted database server certificates. The trusted certificate can be a server's self-signed certificate, a public enterprise root certificate, or a certificate belonging to a commercial Certificate Authority. If you are using FIPS-certified RSA encryption, you must generate your certificates using RSA. If TLS is specified in the Encryption connection parameter, this protocol option is required.

HTTPS is only supported for web services client procedures. See CREATE PROCEDURE statement [Web service].

• certificate_company protocol option
• certificate_name protocol option
• certificate_unit protocol option
• Encryption (ENC) connection parameter
• SQL Anywhere client/server communication encryption
• Certificate Creation utility (createcert)
• -xs dbeng12/dbsrv12 server option

The following command connects the SQL Anywhere sample database to Interactive SQL using transport-layer security.

dbisql -c 
"UID=DBA;PWD=sql;Host=myhost;Server=demo;ENC=TLS(
tls_type=RSA;FIPS=n;trusted_certificate=c:\temp\myident;
certificate_unit='SA';certificate_company='Sybase iAnywhere';
certificate_name='Sybase')"