drylbrg

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2010-01-27
20:59
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Certificate issues
I am getting "Use of key SSL CERTIFICATEIP failed" and apache and tomcat won't load. When I run pkidiag it fails at step 6 with:
*******************************************************
Step 6 Creating IP and DNS Certificates if necessary.
--> Number of Server IP addresses = 1
--> The default IP address is: 192.168.2.13
ERROR -1660572248. The KMO SSL CertificateIP exists, but I can't decode it.
PROBLEM: Need to rename 'SSL CertificateIP - ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
Fix: Successfully changed 'SSL CertificateIP - ZIG_002.Market.Stores' to 'Old1 SSL CertificateIP - ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
FIXING: Creating SSL CertificateIP (192.168.2.13)
Pausing for 5 seconds because of error 49934
ERROR 49934 creating SSL CertificateIP.
--> Number of Server DNS names for the IP address 192.168.2.13 = 1
--> The server's default DNS name is:
ZIG_002
ERROR -1240. The KMO SSL CertificateDNS exists, but we can't decode it.
PROBLEM: Need to rename 'SSL CertificateDNS - ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
Fix: Successfully changed 'SSL CertificateDNS - ZIG_002.Market.Stores' to 'Old1 SSL CertificateDNS - ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
FIXING: Creating SSL CertificateDNS (ZIG_002)
Pausing for 5 seconds because of error 49934
ERROR 49934 creating SSL CertificateDNS.
Step 6 failed 49934.
Note: Occasionally multiple problems will be solved with a single fix.
Fixable problems found: 0
Problems fixed: 0
Un-fixable problems found: 0
********************************************************
I am no expert when it comes to this kind of thing so any ideas would be appreciated.
*******************************************************
Step 6 Creating IP and DNS Certificates if necessary.
--> Number of Server IP addresses = 1
--> The default IP address is: 192.168.2.13
ERROR -1660572248. The KMO SSL CertificateIP exists, but I can't decode it.
PROBLEM: Need to rename 'SSL CertificateIP - ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
Fix: Successfully changed 'SSL CertificateIP - ZIG_002.Market.Stores' to 'Old1 SSL CertificateIP - ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
FIXING: Creating SSL CertificateIP (192.168.2.13)
Pausing for 5 seconds because of error 49934
ERROR 49934 creating SSL CertificateIP.
--> Number of Server DNS names for the IP address 192.168.2.13 = 1
--> The server's default DNS name is:
ZIG_002
ERROR -1240. The KMO SSL CertificateDNS exists, but we can't decode it.
PROBLEM: Need to rename 'SSL CertificateDNS - ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
Fix: Successfully changed 'SSL CertificateDNS - ZIG_002.Market.Stores' to 'Old1 SSL CertificateDNS - ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
FIXING: Creating SSL CertificateDNS (ZIG_002)
Pausing for 5 seconds because of error 49934
ERROR 49934 creating SSL CertificateDNS.
Step 6 failed 49934.
Note: Occasionally multiple problems will be solved with a single fix.
Fixable problems found: 0
Problems fixed: 0
Un-fixable problems found: 0
********************************************************
I am no expert when it comes to this kind of thing so any ideas would be appreciated.
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ataubman

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2010-01-28
00:03
I would guess there's no valid CA in that tree, would that be right?
Andrew C Taubman (Sorry, support is not provided via e-mail) Opinions expressed above are not necessarily those of Micro Focus.
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2010-01-28
11:44
drylbrg wrote:
>
> I am getting "Use of key SSL CERTIFICATEIP failed" and apache and
> tomcat won't load. When I run pkidiag it fails at step 6 with:
> *******************************************************
> Step 6 Creating IP and DNS Certificates if necessary.
> --> Number of Server IP addresses = 1
> --> The default IP address is: 192.168.2.13
> ERROR -1660572248. The KMO SSL CertificateIP exists, but I can't
> decode it.
> PROBLEM: Need to rename 'SSL CertificateIP -
> ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
> Fix: Successfully changed 'SSL CertificateIP -
> ZIG_002.Market.Stores' to 'Old1 SSL CertificateIP -
> ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
> FIXING: Creating SSL CertificateIP (192.168.2.13)
> Pausing for 5 seconds because of error 49934
> ERROR 49934 creating SSL CertificateIP.
> --> Number of Server DNS names for the IP address 192.168.2.13 = 1
> --> The server's default DNS name is:
> ZIG_002
> ERROR -1240. The KMO SSL CertificateDNS exists, but we can't decode
> it.
> PROBLEM: Need to rename 'SSL CertificateDNS -
> ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
> Fix: Successfully changed 'SSL CertificateDNS -
> ZIG_002.Market.Stores' to 'Old1 SSL CertificateDNS -
> ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
> FIXING: Creating SSL CertificateDNS (ZIG_002)
> Pausing for 5 seconds because of error 49934
> ERROR 49934 creating SSL CertificateDNS.
> Step 6 failed 49934.
Go to the Ca object in the security container. Open it and check if
there is a hostserver attribute populated with a valid server name. If
not, delete it and recreate it. Run pkidiag on all servers in your tree
or use the iManager snapins for it to create all the default certs
(also for your linux servers).
All servers will require a reboot in order to start using the
certificates.
--
Cheers,
Edward
>
> I am getting "Use of key SSL CERTIFICATEIP failed" and apache and
> tomcat won't load. When I run pkidiag it fails at step 6 with:
> *******************************************************
> Step 6 Creating IP and DNS Certificates if necessary.
> --> Number of Server IP addresses = 1
> --> The default IP address is: 192.168.2.13
> ERROR -1660572248. The KMO SSL CertificateIP exists, but I can't
> decode it.
> PROBLEM: Need to rename 'SSL CertificateIP -
> ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
> Fix: Successfully changed 'SSL CertificateIP -
> ZIG_002.Market.Stores' to 'Old1 SSL CertificateIP -
> ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
> FIXING: Creating SSL CertificateIP (192.168.2.13)
> Pausing for 5 seconds because of error 49934
> ERROR 49934 creating SSL CertificateIP.
> --> Number of Server DNS names for the IP address 192.168.2.13 = 1
> --> The server's default DNS name is:
> ZIG_002
> ERROR -1240. The KMO SSL CertificateDNS exists, but we can't decode
> it.
> PROBLEM: Need to rename 'SSL CertificateDNS -
> ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
> Fix: Successfully changed 'SSL CertificateDNS -
> ZIG_002.Market.Stores' to 'Old1 SSL CertificateDNS -
> ZIG_002.Market.Stores'.
> FIXING: Creating SSL CertificateDNS (ZIG_002)
> Pausing for 5 seconds because of error 49934
> ERROR 49934 creating SSL CertificateDNS.
> Step 6 failed 49934.
Go to the Ca object in the security container. Open it and check if
there is a hostserver attribute populated with a valid server name. If
not, delete it and recreate it. Run pkidiag on all servers in your tree
or use the iManager snapins for it to create all the default certs
(also for your linux servers).
All servers will require a reboot in order to start using the
certificates.
--
Cheers,
Edward
drylbrg

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2010-01-28
22:19
Go to the Ca object in the security container. Open it and check if
there is a hostserver attribute populated with a valid server name. If
not, delete it and recreate it. Run pkidiag on all servers in your tree
or use the iManager snapins for it to create all the default certs
(also for your linux servers).
All servers will require a reboot in order to start using the
certificates.
--
Cheers,
Edward
That makes sense. I'll try what you suggest. Thanks.
there is a hostserver attribute populated with a valid server name. If
not, delete it and recreate it. Run pkidiag on all servers in your tree
or use the iManager snapins for it to create all the default certs
(also for your linux servers).
All servers will require a reboot in order to start using the
certificates.
--
Cheers,
Edward
That makes sense. I'll try what you suggest. Thanks.