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  3. July 2002

RE: Problem with SSL

> From: Justin Houchin
>
> Do I do this by going into Work with secure applications, click on
> QIBM_HTTP_SERVER_RTEKWEB, click Work with system certificate, click
> *dftsvr, and click assign new certificate? If so, I tried
> https://192.168.0.6, page cannot be displayed. I also shutdown and
> restarted the server instance before doing this. I have to have
> something setup incorrectly.

I think you're getting closer.  The only problem is that the https protocol
BY DEFAULT uses port 443.  So perhaps if you configured SSL on your [rimary
instance to use port 443 rather than port 2010 it might work.

Joe

P.S. I know this is a pain.  It took me an entire day to figure it out, and
I still don't consider myself an expert - just a mechanic who managed to
replace the air filter <grin>.

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