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• Self-signed certificate installed successfully but with VR error device

  HI gurus,

  I'm in the middle of the upgrade of RS 5 5.1 RS for replication of vSphere.

  I'm trying to install and register the device VR 5.1.

  On the configuration tab I filled out the Info: and tried to produce the certificate and start the service.

  It comes up with the following msg.

  Self-signed certificate installed successfully.

  WARNING: Bad service state: execv() arg 2 must contain only strings.

  The info I have completed are as follows:

  VRM Host: ip address of host vrm

  Name of the Site of VRM: virtual site of DR (FQDN) appliance

  vCenter Server Address: address of the server vCenter DR FQDN

  vCenter Server Port: 80

  vCenter Server Admin Mail: e-mail administrators

  Thanks in advance!

  Here's your answer...

  Edit the/etc/sysconfig/network/config file.

  Find this line:

  NETCONFIG_DNS_STATIC_SERVERS = «»

  Change the line and put a DNS server IP address in quotes.

  Restart your device and try again.

  Edit: Still one thing, make sure that you deploy the version of the appliance corresponds to your version of vCenter. vCenter Server 5.5 uses the replication device 5.5, 5.1 VC uses 5.1 etc.

• Cannot use jar with icon files gif and self signed certificate files (Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-3" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: oracle/ewt/laf/basic/SelColorChange)

  Hi all.

  I use Forms 11 g 11.1.2.1 and updating JRE 7 45.

  I have create a jar file containing gif icons files using this procedure:

  (1) create the jar file:

  set path = % path %; C:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_FRHome1\jdk\bin (my ORACLE_HOME/jdk)

  jar - cvf webfigolos.jar *.gif

  (2) self sign the file:

  c:\Oracle\Middleware\asinst_1\bin > sign_webutil.bat c:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_FRHome1\forms\java\webfigoicons.jar

  Jars is signed but with a warning:

  Generate a signature key certificate aaosa2015 = auto...

  keytool error: java.lang.Exception: key pair not generated, al alias < aaosa2015 >

  loan is

  .

  There are errors or warnings while generating a self signed certificate. Pleas

  e revisiting.

  .

  Backup as c: C:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_FRHome1\forms\java\webfigoicons.jar

  \Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_FRHome1\forms\java\webfigoicons.jar.old...

  1 file (s) copied.

  Signature using ke c:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_FRHome1\forms\java\webfigoicons.jar

  y = aaosa2015...

  .. own made.

  But I can use this file. The application crashes and get this error from the java console:

  network: connection http://myluism-pc:7001/forms/lservlet; jsessionid = p98GTL5Fh6XnQcykySBhLWq2823HwHlPGZ16TYHVv93006N4mmdl!-947562687 with proxy = LIVE

  network: connection http://myluism-PC:7001 / with proxy = LIVE

  Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-3" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: oracle/ewt/laf/basic/SelColorChange

  at oracle.ewt.laf.oracle.OracleTreeUI.createItemPainter (unknown Source)

  at oracle.ewt.laf.basic.BasicTreeUI._getItemPainter (unknown Source)

  at oracle.ewt.laf.basic.BasicTreeUI.getItemPainter (unknown Source)

  at oracle.ewt.dTree.DTreeBaseItem.getSize (unknown Source)

  at oracle.ewt.dTree.DTree.paintCanvasInterior (unknown Source)

  at oracle.ewt.EwtComponent.paintInterior (unknown Source)

  at oracle.ewt.lwAWT.SharedPainter._paintInterior (unknown Source)

  at oracle.ewt.lwAWT.SharedPainter.paintExtents (unknown Source)

  at oracle.ewt.lwAWT.LWComponent._paintComponent (unknown Source)

  at oracle.ewt.lwAWT.LWComponent.paint (unknown Source)

  at oracle.ewt.EwtComponent.paint (unknown Source)

  at oracle.ewt.lwAWT.SharedPainter.paintExtents (unknown Source)

  at oracle.ewt.lwAWT.LWComponent._paintComponent (unknown Source)

  This used to be a very simple procedure, but it has stopped working...!

  Don't know if the jar file is well born, or if it is corrupt.

  I can't start my application.

  Help, please!

  Best regards, Luis.

  Try again with the JRE 7 10 update, I get a problem with the update of JRE 7 45, but when I tried the update of JRE 7 10, it works fine.

  For the objective test, disable the check

  Java Panel-> advance-> mixed Code-> disable verification (unchecked)

• RemoteAccess VPN to ASA 2 7.2 using self-signed certificate

  Dear friends,

  I need help or guide on how to install as State in the title.

  It is this configuration can be made? or the self-signed certificate cannot be used as VPN certificate.

  Unfortunately, we cannot deploy a dedicated CA server.

  But we cannot use as pre-shared key authentication because the configuration would force our ASA to disable the 'disable isakmp am-' which is unacceptable according to our independent auditor.

  So the best solution I can think of is to use the self-signed certificate that is suitable.

  Please advice me if there is somehow I can use 'isakmp am - disable' as well as the pre-shared key.

  Can I generate certificate using my ASA box? or I really need to use the dedicated CA server to make it work.

  This is a self-signed certificate of ASA, but I can't import into my Cisco VPN Client 5.0 it keep saying "error 39: impossible to import the certificate.

  MIIGpwIBAzCCBmEGCSqGSIb3DQEHAaCCBlIEggZOMIIGSjCCBkYGCSqGSIb3DQEH

  .. .removed

  SdCTfNIaE11Fm + rOMD0wITAJBgUrDgMCGgUABBS6s9ZMs6MoqQ0tdZuKRZuebbE3

  owQU/z10f/Ew3XMfWBYSV5Eo3evqqgwCAgQA

  I will be very very grateful for any help provided.

  Best regards

  SAB

  SAB,

  You must have a separate server from CA to issue certificates for the client and register the ASA on the CA server.

  You cannot use the self-signed certificate on the SAA for the VPN client.

  See you soon,.

  Gilbert

• Configure SSL for OUD 4444 port Admin port-&gt; replace the self signed certificates used

  Hi Experts,

  When installing OUD choose Certification self-signed for ports 1636 and 4444.

  Later I change the certificates used by the port of 1636 to a new key file containing the CA certificates. (Track the steps of: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E52734_01/oud/OUDAG/security_clients_severs.htm#OUDAG00050)

  But same procedure does not have to replace the self signed certificates used by ports 4444!  Everyone is configured SSL (with Cert CA) on the Administration port?

  I couldn't even start the servers, you see an error:

  """

  category = gravity CORE = NOTICE msgID = 458891 msg = the directory server sent a notification to alert generated by the class org.opends.server.core.DirectoryServer (org.opends.server.DirectoryServerShutdown alert type, alert ID 458893): the directory server started the shutdown process.  Stop was launched by an instance of the org.opends.server.core.DirectoryServer class and the reason for the closure was an error occurred trying to start the directory server: NullPointerException (File.java:277 AdministrationConnector.java:843 AdministrationConnector.java:675 AdministrationConnector.java:182 ConnectionHandlerConfigManager.java:356 DirectoryServer.java:2932 DirectoryServer.java:1584 DirectoryServer.java:10108)

  «[27/sep / 2015:06:22:53-0400] category = gravity = NOTICE msgID = 458955 msg = the directory server CORE is now stopped "«»

  Post edited by: 1976902

  Sorry, I cannot help here - here are a few possibilities.

  Change connector Administration certificate

  https://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E52668_01/E54669/HTML/ol7-genssc-auth.html

  The failure of the handshake could occur for various reasons:

  • Incompatible encryption suites in use by the client and the server. This would require the customer to use (or allow) a suite of encryption supported by the server.
  • Incompatible versions of SSL in use (the server can only accept TLS v1, while the client is capable of using SSL v3 only).
  • Incomplete trust for the certificate of the server path
  • The certificate is issued to another area.
  • incomplete certificate trust path between the certificate for the server, and a certification authority root.
  • In most cases, this is because the certificate is not present in the trust store

• TLS fails on linux self-signed certificates

  on firefox 38.1.0 under centOS 6.6 I have some problem with TLS.

  When it first happened I re fact cert using keys of 2048 bytes. It seemed if address the issue when you navigate to similar addresses to https://localhost/somesite, however, I have try https://localhost:10000 with the fact that it still fails:

  An error occurred during a connection to localhost.localdomain:10000. The certificate server included a public key which was too low. (Error code: ssl_error_weak_server_cert_key)

     The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
     Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.
  

  The signing certificate is algorithim-> PKCS #1 SHA-1 with RSA encryption

  The algorithim public key is-> PKCS #1 RSA encryption

  The key has been creating 07/06/15 for a period of 10 years is a Version 1 cert issued by myself with the info
  E = [email protected]
  CN = localhost
  UO = hq
  O = permite
  L = Stone Mountain
  ST = ga
  C = us

  It was a problem of webmin.

  To fix this /etc/webmin/miniserv.pem edition replace the cert and private key sections.

  Use a new generated key and self-signed certificate. If you follow the instructions of centOS, the location of the files are /etc/pki/tls/private/ca.key and /etc/pki/tls/certs/ca.crt

• I have a Proxy Server that uses a self-signed certificate, and I can't accept this certificate from Firefox

  I have Firefox installed 37.0.1 on OpenSuse 13.2. I have a proxy server that uses a self-signed certificate, and I tried to add my certificate to the list of authorities and to check all the option displayed to be wz trust no chance.

  I tried to restart firefox, but it did not help.

  I did the same steps in chrome and it works fine.

  appreciate any help.

  After removing my .mozilla in my home directory. Add the certificate to the list of authorities in fact work.

• DELETE A SELF-SIGNED CERTIFICATE

  Hi all

  We have just finished testing a new configuration on an ASA 5510 to connect no matter what. During testing, we used a self-signed certificate, but I now want to install a full certificate from a certification authority. The question is what is the best way to remove the old free generated certificate so we did not all conflicts during the installation of the new certificate?

  We are looking to Go Daddy SSL certificate, someone at - it other recommendations?

  Thank you

  1. The certificate (or more accurate: the trustpoint) is assigned to the interface. If you configure a new trustpoint to your new certificate and assign this trustpoint to your external interface, then nothing is in conflict. If you want to you can always use your certificate self-signed for the inside interface. But of course you can also remove it.
  2. There are so many cases that you can choose from. Some clients use me Entrust, other Thawte. I got mine from StartSSL. It's your choice. It's more about the cost and reputation.

• ASA5505 IPSEC only with self-signed certificates

  Hi all

  I have little Cisco training and was assigned to a pilot project. We have cleaning of the ASA from another Department, but I do not have access to support. It is running ASA v9.1 and ASDM 7.1. If all goes well I'll be sent on training and we can buy a nice 5520.

  So I scoured the internet for a guide that is easy to do as my title says, but I'm having major trouble. I find a lot of outwardly signed with self-signed SSL VPN or VPN IPSEC with CERT support but I can't only get ASA self-signed IPSEC IKEv2 with certificate authentication. Also, to make it even worse, I have to provide the user with the software, the profile and the certificate in hand. No access to the web or download portal.

  If you know where I can get good installation guide for this type of use please by all means save me here. If this isn't possible, I'm cool with that, let me know.

  Thank you fo any help you can provide

  Jay

  If the ASA uses a certificate issued by a certification authority that is in-store customer trust root CA, then the certificate of identity ASA didn't need to be imported by the customer.

  Which is why it's usually recommend to follow the path of using experienced public CA because they are alreay included in most modern browsers and so the client has no need to know how to import certificates etc.

  If you are using a local certification authority that is not in the store trusted CA of the customer to deliver your ASA certificate or identity certificates on the SAA signing root then you must take additional measures at the level of the customer.

  In the first case, you could import the CA certificate in the store root CA of the client trusted root. After that, all the certificates it has issued (the IE the ASA certificate of identity) would automatically be approved by the customer.

  On the second case, certificate of identity of the SAA is would have installed on the client because it (the ASA) basically as it's own root certification authority. Usually, I install them in the CA store root confidence of my client, but I guess that's technically not necessary, as long as the customer knows to trust this certificate.

• Faced with Windows 2008 R2 PKI, self-signed certificates &amp; view iPad customer Secure Authentication to view connection server: UGH!

  Background: I was instructed to create a VMware View isolated laboratory test so that HIGHER-UPS can see how they could access the VM dedicated as well as how their developers could put related clones on-the-fly. The project was successful! Yay!

  Addendum: A boss wants to see how VMware View works when accessing his computer virtual dedicated via his iPad on the internet... And who needs a secure SSL connection.

  The problem is: the domain name I chose casually because the lab did not belong to me... So I can't have a real certificate from a trusted commercial certification authority.

  So I'll try to roll my own public Windows 2008 R2 PKI and... All that forcing the iPad to use DC/DNS server in the lab... Get only the single get iPad trust view connection server by importing a sort of certificate.

  Can I export/import a certificate of the CA of DC to the iPad via an attachment... And it happens with confidence. But how to create a login to view the server certificate and electronic-mail/import in the iPad so it happens with confidence? Whenever I try to export the certificate of the certificate of the view connection server store, send it to the iPad and install... The connection server certificate appears as 'not reliable' and the VMware View client will not connect.

  (Of course, I could get sloppy and set the iPad Client to accept untrusted connections... "But I want to solve the problem of approved connection).

  I could be missing something royally on the self-signed certificates and certificate chains.

  (It is a first for me dealing with Active Directory Windows Certificate Services. In the past, I always just installed expensive commercial SSL CA certificates in the certificates Windows Server stores before.)

  Any help or direction, you can provide would be appreciated. I'm rather confused.

  See you soon!

  Keegan

  Hello

  Maybe was your initial problem that the provided certificate must be a descendant of a trusted root, such as Verisign cert or

  the root certificate must be installed and all the intermediate certificates in the trust chain down to the one you use?

  Concerning

  AndyR

• WPA2 Enterprise signed vs self-signed certificate

  Hello

  What are the risks by using a self-signed certificate on an OS X Server RADIUS client using WPA2-Enterprise?

  The biggest risk is teaching your users to ignore certificate warnings.  But tell all to ignore your warnings cert will be likely to train people to ignore all the warnings, possibly opening security threats.  For non-technical users, it's a bad habit to enforce.

  The cost of a valid certificate is not terrible.  If you have decided to build a wireless infrastructure secure by using certificates and RADIUS, buy a real certificate.  I hope this helps.

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• Generate a DRAC 7 - new self-signed certificate

  Try to generate a new cert self-signed by the DRAC, but keep the size to 2048 bits.

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  sslresetcfg restores the cert to 1024...

  racadm sslresetcfg

  Counsel on how to obtain a self-signed certificate 2048?

  iDRAC 7 2.10.10.10 Firmware go iDRAC have by default with 2048-bit certificate. You can update iDRAC to 2.10.10.10 and run the command "racadm sslresetcfg" to load the default certificate of 2.10.10.10 firmware.

  iDRAC7 2.10.10.10 Firmware is available @ http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=Y5K20&fileId=3445456701&osCode=NAA&productCode=poweredge-r820&languageCode=EN&categoryId=LC

• QNXStageWebView and self-signed certificates

  I use the QNXStageWebView control to load HTML pages in my AIR application. I'm testing with OS version 1.0.7.3133 and version 2.7 AIR and Tablet OS SDK 1.1.0.  When I use https and try to access a web site that uses a self-signed certificate (which is not approved on the device), the object of QNXStageWebView does not throw error events. How can I detect that the user tries to access a unreliable website and warn (as the native browser)? I saw the newspapers of Wireshark and I see an error "the handshake failed".

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  After further investigation, the dialog box for the certificate that is popped up by the WebKit is made under the covers. The issue which is seen is actually a bug in sdk. However the bug has been fixed and the fix will be available in the next version of the blackberry Tablet sdk.

  Let me know if you have any questions, and I'll be happy to answer them for you.

• Create safer self-signed certificates on IOS router?

  I use a router in 1921 and use partially as an AnyConnect (WebVPN) server for remote access in the location.  The certificate I used was a self-signed certificate & trustpoint generated on the router.  I am running as the last IOS available track to ensure that it has all the latest features.

  Do a quick check of SSL against her of Qualys, he seems to have a lot of weaknesses and known vulnerabilities.

  * Poodle TLS

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  * SHA1

  * Diffie-Hellman 1024 bits

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  The encryption mechanism and controls to create the cert don't give me much choice in the matter.

  Is there a new or better way to create a more secure certificate chain on an IOS router?  I couldn't find the instructions anywhere.

  Robert

  Take a look at my guide to private networks virtual Suite-B.  It creates more secure certificates.  Note my comment about the minimum software version to use.

  https://www.IFM.NET.nz/cookbooks/Cisco-IOS-router-IKEv2-AnyConnect-Suite-B-crypto.html

• Self-signed certificates Z10 blackBerry

  I try to lateral load of the self-signed certificates on the device for testing of the reasons (see various other misfortunes listed elsewhere).  Settings > Security > certificates he seems to have the ability to do.  I can't find any documentation as to where certificates must be located to be detected.

  Some research on Google mentioned something about the process in which concerns the PlayBook, but that requires that they be placed in the Cert folder on the device.  The Z10 is not this standard file and it is not possible (AFAIK) to create this folder at the root of the device.

  Thank you

  The Z10 has the same Cert folder in the same location as the PlayBook, and the installation of a certificate process is the same, so documentation on who should serve you well.

  The folder is visible through network sharing, when you turn on sharing in the settings and display from a PC on your network... in case it wasn't clear.