I still haven't been able to resolve this issue. Does anyone have any
suggestions?
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The certificate was authorized for multiple domains and the domains
are not all on the same machine. Would this have any affect?
Also the keystore should have only one entry after the imports. But
mine has 5 which is also weird.
I am having the following issue with SSL and I am not sure where the
issue lies.
This is the background. I used java's keytool.exe to create a size
2048 private key keystore and then created a CSR from it. This CSR was
submitted to godaddy. Then downloaded the certificate bundle that
godaddy
Chris,
You mean the root CA stuff? Your default Java cacerts should probably
already contain them. If not...
I mean the all the certificates listed in the second option in godaddy
documentation. They list 4 certs. They are all included in a zip file
which is available for download once the CSR
Hi,
I deployed a public website to Tomcat 7, Windows 2008 server with the
following server.xml.
Service name=Catalina
Connector port=8443
protocol=org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11NioProtocol SSLEnabled=true
maxThreads=200 scheme=https secure=true debug=0
Andre,
*How are the computers/workstations on the Internet supposed to read your
Windows hosts file, to know the IP address ?
For that matter, how is that Windows server connected to the Internet ?*
This is something I will have to ask my network admin.
You also mention that the Alias tag is
The IIS was setup to manage other previously existent websites on the
machine. I will have to get rid of it. BTW, the cert is registered with
Tomcat. I followed the instructions on Tomcat's website to setup SSL.
When you say 'page under construction' page points to a bigger problem, are
you
