text: **Separate port number**
  In addition to the standard (non-SSL) port, a separate port number is identified on the 
  Content Manager OnDemand server to support the secure connection. This separate port 
  number allows both SSL and non-SSL connections to operate concurrently. When a client 
  connects to the SSL port, it negotiates a connection through a handshake procedure during 
  which the client and server agree on the session parameters to use to maintain a secure 
  connection. Session keys are generated that allow the encryption and decryption of the data 
  that is sent between the client and server. 
  
  **Processor consumption**
  SSL improves security by encrypting and decrypting data across the network. The encryption 
  and decryption occur at the application layer, which consumes the additional processing 
  cycles for both the sending and receiving systems. Therefore, consider using SSL only for 
  sessions where it is needed. Consider adding additional processor resources on the Content 
  Manager OnDemand server or clients to manage the increased overhead processing. 
  
  **Digital certificates**
  With SSL, the identities of the parties are verified by using digital certificates. Digital 
  certificates have expiration dates. After a digital certificate expires, Content Manager 
  OnDemand will not be able to establish connections through SSL. Therefore, always be 
  aware and plan ahead to avoid expired certificates. 