Oracle B12255-01 - Manual (Page 158)

Security Services Implemented Within Oracle HTTP Server
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SSLVerifyClient Specifies whether or not a client must present a certificate when
connecting.
SSLWallet Specifies the location of the wallet with its WRL .
Category Value
Valid Values ■ none : No client certificate is required
■ optional : Client may present a valid certificate
■ require : Client must present a valid certificate
Syntax SSLVerifyClient level
Default None
Context server configuration, virtual host
Note: The level optional_no_ca included with mod_ssl (in
which the client can present a valid certificate, but it need not be
verifiable) is not supported in mod_ossl.
Category Value
Syntax SSLWallet wrl
The format of wrl is: file:path to wallet
Example SSLWallet file:/etc/ORACLE/WALLETS/server
Other values of wrl may be used as permitted by the Oracle SSL
product.
Default None
Context server configuration, virtual host