SSLOCSPCacheLifetime
Command line | Registry
SSLOCSPCacheLifetime, supported only for UNIX-like
      platforms, sets the maximum lifetime of OCSP responses cached in the
        SSLOCSPPath, expressed as a whole number of seconds. A cached
      response is expired on the earlier of: - Its own nextUpdatevalue (which is the certificate's valid until date), or
- The sum of the SSLOCSPCacheLifetimeand the operating system'sLast modifieddate/time on the cached file.
The special value of 0 means that the cache lifetime is disabled, and an
      OCSP response expires as set in its nextUpdate field. (If the OCSP response
      does not have any nextUpdate value when the
        SSLOCSPCacheLifetime=0, the response is not cached.)
Depending on your environment, one possible use is to set this to about 10 minutes (600 seconds). This is sufficient for an agent to complete a policy update, for example, and then refresh the cache on the next occurrence.
Values
| Values / range | Zero, or a positive integer. | 
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Command line
| Tool | Inventory component (ndtrack), installation component (ndlaunch), and upload component (ndupload) | 
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Registry
| Installed by | Code internals, or manual configuration | 
| Computer preference | 
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FlexNet Manager Suite (On-Premises)
2021 R1