Hi Chris,
JX SSL works fine with most SSL enabled directories - it simply
uses the standard built in java ssl sockets. Most likely the problem
is to do with not setting up the certificates correctly; check the
certificates in the keystore carefully, and if you are using SASL
(client authenticated SSL) make sure you have the correct private key
associated with your client certificate.
The debug procedure is
a) make sure normal, non-ssl connection works (which I gather it
does)
b) make sure basic server authenticated SSL works - this tells
you that JX has the right server certificate
c) attempt client authenticated SSL, carefully checking the
client certificate and private key
... if step c fails, try turning on 'full' logging and you can
debug the ssl handshake... (and do the same at the server end) but 9
times out of 10, it's because the client cert and key hasn't been set
up properly :-)
- Chris
On 17/08/2005, at 12:12 AM, KG_gmail wrote:
Hi,
so far I had no successfull try to setup ssl connection
(Authenticated SSL).
all my clients of LDAP server uses SSL (key databases maintained using
gsk7ikm) works perfectly.
jexplorer without SSL works perfectly.
regards,
Chris
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