Deleting the Sungard SSL Cert
I am trying to get our PD-version of the website setup. We have the load balancer set up and the servers installed.
For the past week, I've been getting the white screen at the loginf.jsp screen and it never progresses to the login page. At Sungard's suggestion, I changed out the hosts file on one of the portal tiers and used a browser on that server to connect. Doing this, I was able to get to a screen declaring a certificate error. When I pulled up the details, it was an expired Sungard SSL cert. I added a security exception in the browser and was then able to log in.
Afterwards, I went back and made sure that I had deleted the temporary SSL cert using keytool. However, when I tried again after clearing out the exception, I got the same error. Where is this Sungard SSL cert stored and how do I get rid of it? I realize that this might be a stupid question but it has me stumped and I hate SSL on Luminis anyway. Any help is appreciated.
Chris
What are your symptons
Normally when I read something like this, I would assume that it is nothing to do with certifcates.
Does a browser complain that the cert is invalid first? Or what happens when you click the padlock (think this is present on both Firefox and Internet Explorer)?
My first guess would be that this is similar to the infinite loop with firefox, where you get a timeout.jsp then loginf.jsp then timeout.jsp...
Does clearing your browser cookies, and your cert rules etc. change the behaviour in any way?
Derek
University of Leeds, UK
sungard cert
If you have pd.enabled set to true, it shouldn't matter if you have expired certs on your luminis web servers. pd.enabled means that the portal can accept requests to all content on port 80/unencrypted.
Most likely you have a bad load balancer configuration.
However, if you want to cleanup your luminis servers' keystores, by default they are located at:
$JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/security/cacerts