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for client and server authentication.
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When enabling TLS for Consul, we first must decide what we wish to verify. TLS can be used
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to verify the authenticity of the servers or also verify the authenticity of clients, controlled
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by the `verify_incoming` or `verify_outgoing` [options](/docs/agent/options.html), respectively.
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to verify the authenticity of the servers or verify the authenticity of clients. These modes are
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controlled by the `verify_incoming` and `verify_outgoing` [options](/docs/agent/options.html), respectively.
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If `verify_outgoing` is set, agents verify the authenticity of Consul for outgoing
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connections. Server nodes must present a certificate signed by the `ca_file` setting that must
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