urgent tomcat -ssl i followed the details explained in the how to ssl but still not able to connect

2001-02-14 Thread Gopi Kesavan



I have tomcat version 3.2 and i am trying to 
use ssl. Firstly i am testing this in a network environment. I don't have my own 
separate pc and net connection since it is routed through a network. i.e. when i 
apply for the certificate in cn do i have to specify unique dsn so as to be 
recognised ?. Two after following the steps and i generated my own self cert i 
gave cn as test1 and generated key and put the certificate into the key store as 
under /windows/.keystore, Then i tried to connect to the ssl port by specifiying 
https://my ipaddress:8443/my servlet . I get an 
error webserver not found. Why is this. I removed the comment in the 
server.xml etc. Urgent and i need help. I am breaking my head for the past two 
days. Please.


RE: urgent tomcat -ssl i followed the details explained in the how to ssl but still not able to connect

2001-02-14 Thread Gary Lawson



You 
haven't specified which OS your client is.
If 
your DNS is not setup to allow you to type https://hostname:8443 then 95/98/NT4.0 will 
give you the standard "cannot find server" error page. This is because your 
browser has https://ipaddress:8443 and in 
the eyes of 95/98/NT4.0 this does not match your certificate. 2000 (and I 
believe Me) will give you a warning but allow you to 
continue.

HTH
Gary
-Original Message-From: Gopi 
Kesavan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: 14 February 2001 
10:14To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: urgent 
tomcat -ssl i followed the details explained in the how to ssl but still not 
able to connect

  I have tomcat version 3.2 and i am trying 
  to use ssl. Firstly i am testing this in a network environment. I don't have 
  my own separate pc and net connection since it is routed through a network. 
  i.e. when i apply for the certificate in cn do i have to specify unique dsn so 
  as to be recognised ?. Two after following the steps and i generated my own 
  self cert i gave cn as test1 and generated key and put the certificate into 
  the key store as under /windows/.keystore, Then i tried to connect to the ssl 
  port by specifiying https://my 
  ipaddress:8443/my servlet . I get an error webserver not found. Why 
  is this. I removed the comment in the server.xml etc. Urgent and i need help. 
  I am breaking my head for the past two days. 
Please.


Re: urgent tomcat -ssl i followed the details explained in the how to ssl but still not able to connect

2001-02-14 Thread gopinath



hai,
thanks for the suggestion. Sorry i am using windows 98 to test this.
How do overcome this. How do i set my dns , if u can suggest some solution
for this i will be happy.
Gary Lawson wrote:

You
haven't specified which OS your client is.If
your DNS is not setup to allow you to type https://hostname:8443
then 95/98/NT4.0 will give you the standard "cannot find server" error
page. This is because your browser has https://ipaddress:8443
and in the eyes of 95/98/NT4.0 this does not match your certificate. 2000
(and I believe Me) will give you a warning but allow you to continue.HTHGary
-Original
Message-
From: Gopi Kesavan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 14 February 2001 10:14
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: urgent tomcat -ssl
i followed the details explained in the how to ssl but still not able to
connect

I
have tomcat version 3.2 and i am trying to use ssl. Firstly i am
testing this in a network environment. I don't have my own separate pc
and net connection since it is routed through a network. i.e. when i apply
for the certificate in cn do i have to specify unique dsn so as to be recognised
?. Two after following the steps and i generated my own self cert i gave
cn as test1 and generated key and put the certificate into the key store
as under /windows/.keystore, Then i tried to connect to the ssl port by
specifiying https://my ipaddress>:8443/my servlet
. I get an error webserver not found. Why is this. I removed the
comment in the server.xml etc. Urgent and i need help. I am breaking my
head for the past two days. Please.