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TLS Disablement Notice from Auth.net
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8 years 8 months ago #285924
by onegoodlife
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Hi,
Can you tell me how it will effect or what changes will need to be done in authorize.net codes since they have sent TLS 1.1 and 1.0 disablement notices, we are just using SSL so dont know if there will need to do any changes in codes?
thanks,
Can you tell me how it will effect or what changes will need to be done in authorize.net codes since they have sent TLS 1.1 and 1.0 disablement notices, we are just using SSL so dont know if there will need to do any changes in codes?
thanks,
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8 years 8 months ago #285928
by nicolas
Replied by nicolas on topic TLS Disablement Notice from Auth.net
Hi,
If you have a recent version of HikaShop (and thus of the authorize.net) and that your server has been updated by your hosting as it should have, then it should work fine without changing anything.
If you have a recent version of HikaShop (and thus of the authorize.net) and that your server has been updated by your hosting as it should have, then it should work fine without changing anything.
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8 years 8 months ago #285978
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Replied by onegoodlife on topic TLS Disablement Notice from Auth.net
hi,
i dont know what you mean by recent version of hikashop, since i have sites which are having customized hikashop and payment methods, so can you tell me what minimum version it needs to have?
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i dont know what you mean by recent version of hikashop, since i have sites which are having customized hikashop and payment methods, so can you tell me what minimum version it needs to have?
thanks,
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8 years 8 months ago #285981
by nicolas
Replied by nicolas on topic TLS Disablement Notice from Auth.net
Hi,
It depends. If you use SIM, it should work with any version.
With the AIM mode, HikaShop 3.0.0 is recommended. Note however that it also depends on how your server is configured.
The best is to do a test with the sandbox:
community.developer.authorize.net/t5/The...pdated-2X/ba-p/57726
If the test works, then your website will be ok.
It depends. If you use SIM, it should work with any version.
With the AIM mode, HikaShop 3.0.0 is recommended. Note however that it also depends on how your server is configured.
The best is to do a test with the sandbox:
community.developer.authorize.net/t5/The...pdated-2X/ba-p/57726
If the test works, then your website will be ok.
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8 years 8 months ago #286834
by kentmorrison
Replied by kentmorrison on topic TLS Disablement Notice from Auth.net
Here is what I found:
The TLS version is hooked to your SSL certificate installation.
IF your hosting server is a shared server, you'd better make darn certain that the server uses TLS v1.2 ONLY for SSL.
IF, as is our situation, you are on a dedicated server, you can get your tech support to remove TLS v.1o and TLS v 1.1 from your SSL installation.
Our current setup is SSL v 3, TLS v.12 and Hikashop Business v 3.2.2 using the Authorize.net payment plugin with the AIM method.
I had to spend several hours to dig up all of this info, and I think that it should be more available and better documented.
Hope that this helps !
Regards,
Kent
The TLS version is hooked to your SSL certificate installation.
IF your hosting server is a shared server, you'd better make darn certain that the server uses TLS v1.2 ONLY for SSL.
IF, as is our situation, you are on a dedicated server, you can get your tech support to remove TLS v.1o and TLS v 1.1 from your SSL installation.
Our current setup is SSL v 3, TLS v.12 and Hikashop Business v 3.2.2 using the Authorize.net payment plugin with the AIM method.
I had to spend several hours to dig up all of this info, and I think that it should be more available and better documented.
Hope that this helps !
Regards,
Kent
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