GLYPH<SM590000> Advanced facilities GLYPH<SM590000> Configure on and off GLYPH<SM590000> Import/Export IOCDS GLYPH<SM590000> Advanced Facilities FTP IBM Content Collector Load GLYPH<SM590000> Audit and Log Management (Scheduled Operations only) GLYPH<SM590000> FCP Configuration Import/Export GLYPH<SM590000> OSA view Port Parameter Export GLYPH<SM590000> OSA Integrated Console Configuration Import/Export – TLS 1.0  OSA-ICC 3270 server permits TLS 1.0, TLS 1.1, and TLS 1.2 client  connections. – TLS 1.1  OSA-ICC 3270 server permits TLS 1.1 and TLS 1.2 client connections. – TLS 1.2  OSA-ICC 3270 server permits only TLS 1.2 client connections. GLYPH<SM590000> Separate Security Certificates for OSA-ICC 3270 GLYPH<SM590000> TLS level negotiation limits for OSA-ICC 3270 GLYPH<SM590000> IPv6 Support for OSA-ICC 3270 HMC Version 2.14.1 introduces the following enhancements: In addition to IPV4 protocol, HMC 2.14.1 was added IPv6 support for OSA-ICC 3270 for  compliance with existing regulations that require all computer purchases to support IPv6. The supported TLS protocol levels for the OSA-ICC 3270 client connection can now be  specified. Supported protocol levels are TLS 1.0, TLS 1.1, and TLS 1.2. Consider the  following points: TLS 1.2 was introduced for z13 Driver level 27 (HMC 2.13.1) for OSA-Express4S and  OSA-Express5S. Separate and unique OSA-ICC 3270 certificates are now supported for clients who host  workloads across multiple business units or data centers where cross-site coordination is  required. Clients can avoid interruption of all the TLS connections at the same time when  they must renew expired certificates. The certificate for the PCHID is independently  managed with respect to expiry or renewal and other properties (such as self-signed or  CA signed). You can use a secure FTP connection from a HMC/SE FTP client to a customer FTP server  location. This configuration is implemented by using the Secure Shell (SSH) File Transfer  Protocol, which is an extension of SSH. You can use the Manage SSH Keys console action,  which is available to the HMC and SE, to import public keys that are associated with a host  address. The Secure FTP infrastructure allows HMC and SE applications to query whether a public key  is associated with a host address and to use the Secure FTP interface with the appropriate  public key for a host. Tasks that use FTP now provide a selection for the secure host  connection.  When selected, the task verifies that a public key is associated with the specified host name.  If a public key is not provided, a message window opens that points to the Manage SSH Keys  task to enter a public key. The following tasks provide this support: HMC and SE secure FTP support 11.5.11 HMC 2.14.1 Enhancements Chapter 11. Hardware Management Console and Support Elements  441