browser.security.ssl.disableCertVerification
Disables SSL verification during development.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| TRUE |
Disables verification of SSL certificates, and accepts any provided certificates. For example, if there's an interim period when the certificates on your servers are temporarily invalid. |
| FALSE (default) |
Ensures secure communication between Voice Browser service and your application servers. Strongly recommended for production environments. |
Use this service property to temporarily disable verification of SSL certificates during development.
When you run an application, Voice Browser service loads resources (VoiceXML files, scripts, and so on) from your servers. By default, communication is HTTP. This property lets you configure HTTPS for secure communications even if you haven't acquired valid certificates from a CA (certificate authority).
To set up secure communications, see Encrypting calls with TLS and SRTP
