David Booher wrote: >From other posts I've seen on the list, the initialization of the CKDS and >PKDS all fail with a return code of 12. My question is: Can you still run >CSF with empty datasets and no crypto processor and still expect it to offer >any SSL ciphers?
Yes. SSL has nothing to do with CKDS/PKDS - it has to do with certificates. >Regarding the client: by client, I meant DB2 connect running on a laptop. My >previous sslscan indicated only a few ciphers were "preferred", but I don't >know how to get the DB2 client on the laptop to request one of those >ciphers.....what a mess! Ah. So maybe your DB2 connect machine isn't using a properly signed certificate. What are the symptoms you're seeing? Is there any kind of error message? -- ...phsiii ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@bama.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
