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Paul,

I guess it depends on who is initiating the ssl session

for inbound sessions you really have no control on what ssl certificates
that the remote client
is sending to establish the tls session. If the IBMi does not trust the CA
who signed the certificate then the ssl handshake would fail.

For outbound ssl sessions you would have to know who you are establishing
connections with and have the openssl client
test the connection looking for the CA's in question.

btw...

the openssl client has the ability to store the output from openssl
command, listed in my example, onto a file from in the IFS.
I think you can even have it strip out everything but the begin/end
certificates (would need to play with
the opennssl command arguments to ensure that the response is stored/
retrieved in the correct format der, pem, crt. etc.

The following example pipes the response to a log file in my personal
directory on the IFS.

openssl s_client -showcerts -servername www.ibm.com -connect
www.ibm.com:443 | tee /Jim/logfile

Jim

Jim W Grant
Senior VP, Chief Information Officer
Web: www.pdpgroupinc.com


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