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Anatoliy Khludov
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Sep 22 '17, 12:56 a.m.

Hello,
I am following the steps described here: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSYMRC_6.0.4/com.ibm.jazz.install.doc/topics/t_enable_tls1.2_was.html.

The question is about step number 3 which says:
3. Click the default SSL settings link to open it and, under Additional Properties, click Quality of protection (QoP) settings.

In step 3, where it says "click the default SSL settings link and open it", after navigating to this page I can see 4 links/items listed in there (copied below).
Our server lives in Node05. Which link/item should I access and proceed with further modifications?
Should it be NodeDefaultSSLSettings for (cell):rtctestCell01:(node):rtctestNode05 in our case?
The manual is not clear on this, it doesn't  specifically say which item should be modified.

<input id="SSLConfig_1" name="selectedObjectIds" type="checkbox" value="SSLConfig_1">


(cell):rtctestCell01  
 
  <input id="SSLConfig_1489522480875" name="selectedObjectIds" type="checkbox" value="SSLConfig_1489522480875">
(cell):rtctestCell01:(node):rtctestNode01  
 
  <input id="SSLConfig_1489523069918" name="selectedObjectIds" type="checkbox" value="SSLConfig_1489523069918">
(cell):rtctestCell01:(node):rtctestNode05  
 
  <input id="SSLConfig_1489513023705" name="selectedObjectIds" type="checkbox" value="SSLConfig_1489513023705">
(cell):rtctestCell01  
 
Thank you,
Anatoliy

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Donald Nong
(14.5k●6●14) Sep 19 '17, 1:45 a.m.

The instructions are actually very clear, if you use the WAS admin console of the server itself, without using the deployment manager - you will see only one item when you get to that stage. It's called "NodeDefaultSSLSettings". So in your case, I believe it's the third one.

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Anatoliy Khludov
Sep 19 '17, 12:15 p.m.
Donald, thank you for your answer. We use WAS ND, is there a way to log in to the the WAS admin console on the server server itself bypassing the deployment manager?

Kevin Ramer
Sep 19 '17, 4:46 p.m.
Here's a suggestion:  go to the profile directory and look at the file logs/AboutThisProfile.txt Something like: $ cat logs/AboutThisProfile.txt Application server environment to create: Application server Location: /was_profiles/idportal Disk space required: 200 MB Profile name: IDPORTAL Make this profile the default: False Node name: tdsp7l4Node02 Host name: tdsp7l4 Enable administrative security (recommended): False Administrative console port: 9070 Administrative console secure port: 9053 HTTP transport port: 9081 HTTPS transport port: 9447 Bootstrap port: 2819 SOAP connector port: 8890 Run application server as a service: False Create a Web server definition: False Performance tuning setting: Standard Then hit: http://<hostname>:<console_port>/ibm/console in browser.  <hostname> == what follows Host name: <consol_port> == Administrative console port:

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