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* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Primary Message: RSA SHA-1 Password Hashing Documented upgrade path to migrate existing passwords Includes support for Mobile Client passwords AES Data Encryption Provided as a Business Service (similar to existing RC2 Encryption Service) Upgrade utilities provided to migrate existing data Support for multiple key lengths – 128, 196 and 256 The Siebel Platform exploits the strengths of our n-tiered architecture to provide multiple deployment options for the Siebel eBusiness Applications. By co-locating the software tiers on client machines or distributing them across hardware tiers, we support multiple client types. The Object Manager and Data Manager layers operate predominantly in the mid-tier Siebel Enterprise Server as a highly scalable, multithreaded, multiprocess engine, called the Application Object Manager, that executes all of the application logic for our thin clients, interfaces, and voice and email interaction products. The Siebel platform provides two types of thin clients that can use this logic engine: The first is the HTML Thin Client, which provides a pure web interface requiring nothing other than a web browser on the client device. The HTML Thin Client operates against an industry-standard web server, which in turn connects to the Object Manager through the Siebel Web Server extension, a high performance NSAPI or ISAP extension layer. The HTML Thin Client can be used by any device running a recent web browser, or with the addition of a WAP Gateway can be accessed from WML browser-equipped wireless devices. The second is the Windows or Java Thin Client, which use a thin layer of Siebel code on the client device to render Siebel’s native user interface, providing a more interactive interface with greater functionality than is possible using just HTML in a web browser. The Windows Thin Client can run inside a web browser or as a standalone application on Windows platforms; the Java Thin Client runs as