Specifies the parameters for HTTPS service on the port, PORT, and enables service when ENABLE-SERVICE-P is non-null. 
The required parameters are:

CERTIFICATE             - A pathname containing the pem-encoded certificate for the SSL server on PORT. 

PRIVATE-KEY             - A pathname containing the pem-encoded private key for the SSL server on PORT. 

PASSWORD                - A string which is the password for PRIVATE-KEY, or any of the following keywords:

                            :NONE   - No password required for PRIVATE-KEY.
                            :PROMPT - Ask the user for the password when SSL is launched.

PARAMETERS              - A pathname containing the pem-encoded Diffie-Hellman parameters for the SSL server on PORT.
                          Open SSL dhparam shell command generates the parameters. See: http://www.openssl.org/docs/apps/dhparam.html
                          For discussion, see: http://www.openssl.org/docs/ssl/SSL_CTX_set_tmp_dh_callback.html

The optional parameters are:

CIPHERS                 - A keyword or string denoting OpenSSL cipher suites to use with SSL on PORT.
                          The following values are available:

                            :ALL           - all ciphers suites offering at least some encryption.
                            :HIGH          - ciphers with key lengths greater than 128 bits.
                            :MEDIUM        - ciphers using 128 bit encryption.
                            :LOW           - ciphers using 64 or 56 bit encryption algorithms but excluding export cipher suites.
                            :56-BIT-EXPORT - ciphers using 56 bit export encryption algorithms.
                            :EXPORT        - ciphers using export encryption algorithms, including both 40 and 56 bits algorithms.
                            :40-BIT-EXPORT - ciphers using 40 bit export encryption algorithms.

                          Users desiring fine-grained control may provide an OpenSSL cipher string. 
                          These are described here: http://www.openssl.org/docs/apps/ciphers.html

SSL-VERSION             - A keyword that controls the version of SSL/TLS used on PORT. The options are:

                            :TLS-1       - Use only TLS version 1
                            :SSL-2-OR-3  - Use only SSL version 2 or 3 
                            :SSL-3       - Use only SSL version 3
                            :SSL-2       - Use only SSL version 2
                            :SSL-DEFAULT - Use the current default SSL versions (2 or 3)

Client certificates are not checked unless either CERTIFICATE-AUTHORITIES or CLIENT-CERTIFICATES is
supplied, which case the values of VERIFY and VERIFY-DEPTH

CERTIFICATE-AUTHORITIES - A pathname containing the PEM-encoded (base64 encoded) trusted certificate authorities or certificate 
                          revocation lists accepted from clients by the SSL server on PORT.

CLIENT-CERTIFICATES     - A directory containing PEM-encoded (base64 encoded) trusted certificate authorities or certificate 
                          revocation lists accepted from clients by the SSL server on PORT.

VERIFY                  - A keyword that controls client certificate verification by the SSL server on PORT.

                            :NEVER  - The server does not send a client certificate request to the client, so the client will 
                                      not send a certificate.
                            :ALWAYS - The server sends a client certificate request to the client, and any returned certificate 
                                      returned is checked. If the verification process fails, the TLS/SSL handshake is immediately
                                      terminated with an alert message containing the reason for the verification failure.
                            :ONCE   - Same as :ALWAYS except the a client certificate is checked only on the initial TLS/SSL handshake,
                                      and not again in case of renegotiation.

VERIFY-DEPTH            - An integer between 1 and 32 specifiying maximum certificate chain length for authentication of client 
                          or peer certificates.

Standard parameters controlling HTTP service.

ADDRESS                 - An IP address string for the network interface on which to accept connections.
                          The value can also be a keyword:
                              :ALL      - Listen on all interfaces
                              :PRIMARY  - Listen only on the primary interface (see also http:*primary-network-host*)
                              :LOOPBACK - Listen on the loopback address 127.0.0.1

TIMEOUT                 - Time in 60ths of a second before the server drops an idle HTTP connection.

PROCESS-PRIORITY        - An integer specifying process priority for the process listening on PORT.

BACKLOG                 - The number of pending connections on PORT that will be queued for accept.