Specifications

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Appendix B Creating Manifest Files
Manifest File Structure and Syntax
The noProxy attribute is optional. If set to true, no proxy is used for the origin server. The default is
false.
• ntlmUserDomain
The ntlmUserDomain attribute is optional and specifies the user domain name for NTLM
authentication.
• password
The password attribute is optional and identifies the password for the user account that is required
to access the host server.
• port
The port attribute is optional and identifies the TCP port through which traffic to and from the host
passes. The port used depends on the protocol used. The default port for HTTP is 80. The port
attribute is only required for a nonstandard port assignment. The port attribute can also be specified
in the name attribute, such as name="http://www.cisco.com:8080/."
• proto
The proto attribute is optional and identifies the communication protocol that is used to fetch content
from the host. Supported protocols are HTTP, HTTPS, MMS-over-HTTP, or FTP. The default proto
attribute is HTTP. The proto attribute can be empty if the name attribute is a fully qualified domain
name (FQDN).
• proxyServer
The proxyServer attribute is optional and specifies which proxy server to use if there are multiple
<proxyServer> tags in the Manifest file. If no proxy server is specified, the server in the closest
<proxyServer> tag is used.
• sslAuthType
The sslAuthType attribute is optional and has two possible values for the type of SSL certificate
verification:
– strong—Strong authentication. If any errors occur during certificate verification by the acquirer
module, content from that site is not acquired. The default sslAuthType attribute setting is
strong.
– weak—Weak authentication. If certain errors occur during certificate verification by the
acquirer module, content from that site continues to be acquired. These errors are as follows:
Unable to decode issuer’s public key
Certificate has expired
Self-signed certificate
Self-signed certificate in certificate chain
Unable to get local issuer certificate
Subject issuer mismatch
Authority and issuer serial number mismatch
The Content Acquirer is not marked as trusted
Unable to verify the first certificate
Certificate is not yet valid
Certificate has invalid purpose