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# Configuring TLS Profiles

Multiple TLS profiles can be created in [Toolpack](/appendices/appendix-a-glossary/glossary-toolpack.md). A TLS profile is a collection of certificates and other settings that define the behavior of TLS connections. Multiple TLS profiles can be used to expose different certificates and options to different TLS connections in [Toolpack](/appendices/appendix-a-glossary/glossary-toolpack.md), athough one TLS profile is generally enough.

### Create TLS profile

1\. Select TLS Profiles from the navigation panel

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2\. Click Create New TLS Profile

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3\. Configure TLS Profile parameters

* Provide a name that is meaningful to you.
* Check if client authentication is required. Enabling this checkbox means that incoming connections require the remote side to present a or many trusted certificate(s) (later selected after creation).
* Select a local certificate
  * Either one imported earlier (see [Adding TLS Certificates](/configuration-details/configuration-by-web-portal-category/sip/tls-srtp/adding-tls-certificates.md)), or the "Default" certificate which is automatically generated by Toolpack and is also used for HTTPS.
* Select a Security Level (available since [ProSBC version 3.3.5](https://telcobridges.atlassian.net/wiki/x/FACuMw))
  * See tooltip for details.
* Click "Create"

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* Select one or multiple "trusted" certificates, only necessary if "Require peer authentication" is checked.

<figure><img src="https://docs.telcobridges.com/w/images/thumb/2/2e/ConfigureTlsProfile_3.png/500px-ConfigureTlsProfile_3.png" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

### List of Parameters

* [Name](/configuration-details/configuration-parameters-all.md#parameter-name)
* [Require client authentication](#list-of-parameters)
* [Local certificate](/configuration-details/configuration-parameters-all.md#parameter-local-certificate)
* [Security Level](/configuration-details/configuration-parameters-all.md#parameter-security-level)

### References

* [Information on TLS](/configuration-details/configuration-by-web-portal-category/sip/tls-srtp.md)


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