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Thanks Richard. The document was very helpful.

All entries in the in my cwbssldf.kdb cert file are trusted. I do not see errors in ssl certs. However, ODBC still fails with SSL errors.

I'll have to go with your last statement - "If this didn't solve your issue, then you probably have something different happening in your environment."


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Check this link out. I have run into this issue before.

https://github.com/richardschoen/howtostuff/blob/master/ibmi_acs_odbcssl_windows_issue_.md

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Richard Schoen
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On Fri, Mar 1, 2024 at 8:50?AM Sizer, Joseph via MIDRANGE-L < midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Each year I use Digital Certificate Manager (DCM) to import my new SSL
cert. My root and CA cert are still good. I then assign the new SSL
cert to the applications that require them based on what last year's
cert was assigned to. I then verify that telnet, IBM i HTTP servers,
etc. are all using the new SSL cert.

This year, a client PC that uses a System DSN 64-bit ODBC connection
to the IBM I for a Microsoft Word mail merge, generated an error that
defined the SSL cert as not being trusted. I am using ODBC driver IBM
I Access ODBC Driver version 13.64.27.00 and ACS version 1.1.9.4.

The error message generated when testing the connection is:
Data link error: Test connection failed because of an error in
initializing provider. IBM System I Access ODBC Driver Communication
link failure. Comm rc-25414 - CWBCO1050 - The IBM I server
application certificate is not trusted.

Changing the ODBC driver configuration to Non-SSL allows the mail
merge to work (Configure / Connection Options / Security - Do not user
Secured Sockets Layer (SSL)

Telnet (ACS) does not require any update at the PC client level. Is
anyone aware of a requirement where a PC client ODBC connect must run
an update for a new SSL cert? I would like to switch the connection
back to SSL.

Thanks.


Joe Sizer
IBM I Power Systems Administrator
Pencor Digital Services
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