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Helpful Member!  jackminder (MIS)
14 May 07 8:10
I am adding a new Listen socket for SSL traffic.  Defined the port for 443 but the Security drop down only shows disabled.  I have created a trust db and installed a self signed certificate for testing purposes.  I am wondering if the issue has something to do with the certificate and that is why I donot have the enabled option available.

I have read the online sun docs and followed all steps.

The version I am running is Web Server 6.1 2006Q2 SP7.  I am new to SunOne Web server and more familiar with IIS & Apache.  

The web server is running on Solaris 9.

Any help very much appreciated.

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