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07-26-2017 03:12 AM
07-26-2017 03:12 AM
Securing HP 1920 Switch
Hi,
We are trying to secure our infrastructure in line with best practices so we are trying to enforce https access to switches / firewalls etc. However after configuring CA certs / creating / uploading certificates for the (test) HP 1920 switch it appears to only support sslv3 / tls 1.0 which are a security risk / unsupported on most modern browsers.
Given that these switches are managed via the browser is there an updated firmware which supports tlsv1.2 or higher ?
Thanks
Ruairi
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