RE: HELP with DCM and ADMIN HTTP server

Check your IFS security for the following link
 /QIBM/UserData/ICSS/Cert/

You should have a few directories with in this folder.  For example I
have the following 4:
CertAuth 
Download 
Server   
Signing  

You will probally have the CertAuth and Server.  The Server is where you
hold all of your Server Certificates.  That is the one where you will
write the new server application certificate to.

Mine are owned by QSYS which has full access and Public is exclude.


Christopher Bipes
Information Services Director
CrossCheck, Inc.

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of James H H Lampert
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2006 11:27 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Re: HELP with DCM and ADMIN HTTP server

Fellow Geeks:

The problem with the end-user's Secure Telnet is still ongoing; it's
just a bit complicated to get access to test things, and there were
other more pressing issues going on.

I had a chance to try it again today, and inexplicably, it got further
than it had before. It still isn't happening, and I haven't a clue why.

If I <Select Certificate Store> --> LOCAL CA, I get:
       ( ) Server/Client Certificate for another iSeries
       ( ) Object Signing Certificate for another iSeries
       ( ) User Certificate
none of which seem relevant. If I instead <Select Certificate Store> -->
*SYSTEM, I get:
       ( ) Server/Client Certificate
and a couple of other options, and if I select that option, it now
offers "Local CA" as an authority choice, which I'm certain it wasn't
offering before, even though we'd just created the local CA. Taking that
option, a "system certificate creation" form comes up, looking
reasonably familiar even to a V4 jock like myself. I fill out the form
with values that look right to me, but when I click the submit button,
it gives:

"An error occurred while opening the certificate store. 
Check for file existence and permission."

I can't recall ever seeing anything like this before.

Anybody know what could be happening?