Application server collaborate with jts server problem

This is the intended behavior; it is not an error - by default, permission is needed from the end user for an application to invoke to invoke operations in a different server (the JTS) on behalf of the user. If you set the OAuth consumer allocated for your application in the JTS to "trusted", then that permission will be assumed, and the user will not be prompted.

I deployed my application to a jazz foundation server just like JFS explorer and things were going well then I logged out and received the following error when I tried logging on again. The page asked:

Will you allow server "<Unknow>" to collaborate with the sever "https://sdofid.ibm.com:9443/jts/" using the "jtsuser" user ID?

Does anyone know why this happens? How to fix it?

Thanks in advance!
Dan

The OAuth consumer allocated for our application in the JTS is "trusted" and it is very strange that log in our application in different machines, the behavior seems different, it happens just in someone's enviroment but does not happen in the other's.
Thanks for your reply.

This is the intended behavior; it is not an error - by default, permission is needed from the end user for an application to invoke to invoke operations in a different server (the JTS) on behalf of the user. If you set the OAuth consumer allocated for your application in the JTS to "trusted", then that permission will be assumed, and the user will not be prompted.

I deployed my application to a jazz foundation server just like JFS explorer and things were going well then I logged out and received the following error when I tried logging on again. The page asked:

Will you allow server "<Unknow>" to collaborate with the sever "https://sdofid.ibm.com:9443/jts/" using the "jtsuser" user ID?

Does anyone know why this happens? How to fix it?

Thanks in advance!
Dan

I have a user reporting this issue, and still have my consumer key listed as trusted, so the listed solution may not apply in my case.  It is definitely unnerving for users to see "Unknown Server", and I wouldn't blame them for denying the approval.

Perhaps my consumer key changed and so even though it looks like it is trusted, it is a old one and I need to create another?