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Subba Raju Datla (5●1●4●7) | asked Jun 24 '15, 5:50 p.m. JAZZ DEVELOPER  CLM 4.0  DB2 9.7  Tomcat My host file has these entries  xxx.xx.xx.xx jtsserver.JTS-Admin  xxx.xx.xx.xx.ccmserver.JTS-Admin  xxx.xx.xx.xx qmserver.JTS-Admin  xxx.xx.xx.xx rmserver.JTS-Admin where xxx.xx.xx.xx is the IP for the host machine.  I am trying to setup all the 3 CLM apps on the same host with their own uri's so that I can have the flexibility of moving them in the future. My root uri is https://jtsserver.jts-admin:9443/jts  When I get to the CCM setup I get a "certificate has expired" page. Using the instructions in this technote     http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21450760  I  created a new certificate. However this has not helped. The certificate has the hostname "localhost". The error message I get says the certificate is for localhost. If I were to create a certificate with the hostname ccmserver.JTS-Admin, I believe it will complain when I get to qmserver.JTS-Admin. There seems to be no way to  get Tomcat to recognize multiple certificates in one keystore. I understand that 4.0 is a very old version, but I suspect I will run into the same problem when newer versions as long as the default certificate is for "localhost" Please help.

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