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Nomitech applications allow the use of SSL within our applications, however Nomitech Support does not provide assistance for configuring it. Consequently, Nomitech can not guarantee providing any support for it.
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Connecting via SSL
In many cases the Active Directory uses a Self-Signed Certificate, or a Signed Certificate that is Signed by a non-trusted Root Certificate. When the CostOS Server tries to connect using the SSL port it will fail, since it does not trust the connection.
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- %COSTOS% is the installation folder of Costos Server
- %JAVA_HOME% is the %COSTOS%\jdk\ folder or %COSTOS%\jreRjre\ depending on the version
- %ALIAS% is an alias that you can choose of your own
- %CERT_FILE% is the full path to the certificate you have extracted from the first part
Run the following on the server hosting the Costos Server
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"%JAVA_HOME%\bin\keytool" -import -alias %ALIAS% -keystore "%JAVA_HOME%\jre\lib\security\cacerts" -file %CERT_FILE% |
If the above command asks you for a password the default is 'changeit' without the quotes
Restart the CostOS server
Deleting the Certificate from CostOS Server
On the following commands
- %COSTOS% is the installation folder of Costos Server
- %JAVA_HOME% is the %COSTOS%\jdk\ folder or %COSTOS%\Rjre\ depending on the version
- %ALIAS% is an alias that you can choose of your own
Run the following on the server hosting the Costos Server
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"%JAVA_HOME%\bin\keytool" -delete -alias %ALIAS% -keystore "%JAVA_HOME%\jre\lib\security\cacerts" |
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