Oracle removing support for legacy
Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocols in order to ensure improved
security and performance. Beginning on July 31, 2018, Object Storage Classic will no longer support TLS 1.0/1.1 and will support only TLS 1.2 or higher.
we need to update all client-server combinations to use TLS version 1.2. Additionally, we recommend that you update any tooling which connects to Object Storage Classic (e.g., cloudberry, rman backups, etc.) to use TLS 1.2. To help ensure a smooth transition, we recommend using Java Runtime Environment release 7 or higher. Additionally, for those who use File Transfer Manager command-line interface (FTM CLI), we recommend using version 2.4 or higher to address unrelated feature enhancements and fixes; however, updating FTM CLI is not required to accommodate the transition from TLS 1.0/1.1.
How to determine Java version
Run the following from the command line:
we need to update all client-server combinations to use TLS version 1.2. Additionally, we recommend that you update any tooling which connects to Object Storage Classic (e.g., cloudberry, rman backups, etc.) to use TLS 1.2. To help ensure a smooth transition, we recommend using Java Runtime Environment release 7 or higher. Additionally, for those who use File Transfer Manager command-line interface (FTM CLI), we recommend using version 2.4 or higher to address unrelated feature enhancements and fixes; however, updating FTM CLI is not required to accommodate the transition from TLS 1.0/1.1.
How to determine Java version
Java (Unix/Linux)
Run the following from the command line:
java -version
FTM CLI
Run the following from the command line:
java -jar ftmcli.jar -v
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