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Eclipse client can't use fully qualified domain name?

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Ioan Jones (30●3●7) | asked Oct 05 '11, 5:06 p.m.
The 3.0.1 Eclipse client doesn't seem able to use the fully qualified domain name. If I enter in:

https://jazz.company.com:9443/ccm

I get a "CRJAZ6005E: Unable to find server jazz.company.com" message. Interestingly, first I get an expected dialog regarding the SSL certificates, so the client is connecting to the app server OK.

If I enter in

http://jazz:9443/ccm

the client successfully connects. I can cut-n-paste https://jazz.company.com:9443/ccm into a browser and login with no issue.

Has anyone experienced this? I can reproduce the issue on muliple clients and against multiple CCM instances.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Click 'Create New Repository Connection'
2. Enter fully qualified name of JTS server (ex. http://jazz.company.com:9443/ccm)
3. Enter username/password etc.
4. Click Finish button

Thanks!

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Gary Blower (6) | answered Oct 06 '11, 6:28 a.m.
The 3.0.1 Eclipse client doesn't seem able to use the fully qualified domain name. If I enter in:

https://jazz.company.com:9443/ccm

I get a "CRJAZ6005E: Unable to find server jazz.company.com" message. Interestingly, first I get an expected dialog regarding the SSL certificates, so the client is connecting to the app server OK.

If I enter in

http://jazz:9443/ccm

the client successfully connects. I can cut-n-paste https://jazz.company.com:9443/ccm into a browser and login with no issue.

Has anyone experienced this? I can reproduce the issue on muliple clients and against multiple CCM instances.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Click 'Create New Repository Connection'
2. Enter fully qualified name of JTS server (ex. http://jazz.company.com:9443/ccm)
3. Enter username/password etc.
4. Click Finish button

Thanks!


Yes, I get exactly the same issue.
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Ioan Jones (30●3●7) | answered Oct 07 '11, 2:28 p.m.
Update:
I can't find any related WI for this, so I've opened Defect 179719 (https://jazz.net/jazz/web/projects/Rational%20Team%20Concert#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=179719)

The 3.0.1 Eclipse client doesn't seem able to use the fully qualified domain name. If I enter in:

https://jazz.company.com:9443/ccm

I get a "CRJAZ6005E: Unable to find server jazz.company.com" message. Interestingly, first I get an expected dialog regarding the SSL certificates, so the client is connecting to the app server OK.

If I enter in

http://jazz:9443/ccm

the client successfully connects. I can cut-n-paste https://jazz.company.com:9443/ccm into a browser and login with no issue.

Has anyone experienced this? I can reproduce the issue on muliple clients and against multiple CCM instances.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Click 'Create New Repository Connection'
2. Enter fully qualified name of JTS server (ex. http://jazz.company.com:9443/ccm)
3. Enter username/password etc.
4. Click Finish button

Thanks!

		                                        

												
		                                        


    



		                                        






	

	    
	

	

	    
	





    










    







		                                    

		                                

		                            

		                        

		                    

							
						
	                
	                

	                    
	                

	            
			
            
                

                    

                        
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