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Hi Everyone,

I'm hoping someone can clear up some confusion I'm having.

I'm trying to test SSL with Telnet, at the moment I'm getting the error "25406 - An IO error occurred on a data read or write" when I try to connect. I have tried the following:


1) Deleted and recreated the local CA

2) Deleted the *SYSTEM certificate store and recreated with a new certificate, trusting the local CA

3) Assigned this certificate to the server application i5/OS TCP/IP Telnet Server.

4) Downloaded the CA to the Client Access key database.

I have also tried the above steps using a Digicert wildcard certificate and CA.

Anyway, I guess my question is do I need to secure the client side? That is, can I just do what I've done above, allow the Telnet server to start both secure and non-secure and then control which users use SSL by the relevant configuration setting on the 5250 session (and if yes, what am I missing above?), or do I also have to secure the QIBM_QTV_TELNET_CLIENT side with the certificate and generate a user certificate?

Thanks

Adam Driver
IBM Certified Systems Administrator - System i
Consultant - Infrastructure Technician
Exacta Corporation
608.661.6697 ext 2581
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