Agree, may be all these happened because GF certificate was accidentally
refused (just a guess).
Alexey.
> As far as I can tell I did not have any issues with 'secure admin'.
>
> By default it does not use any 3rd party CA certificates but
> self-singed ones (IIRC they are valid for 10 or 20 years).
>
> Due to this the first time you access the 'ssl-secured' DAS you have
> to trust the certificate (IIRC the server-cert is stored in the
> .asadmintruststore file and not the CA cert -- I have no clue why).
> -Bernhard
>
> P.S. I'm using GF 3.1.1 b12
>
> On 11/25/2011 11:33 AM, forums_at_java.net wrote:
>> Stranger and stranger.
>>
>> Something like two days ago I reinstalled Glassfish to see if things
>> might
>> just be different - that was before I uploaded domain.xml and the
>> Wireshark
>> trace; and things were broken. Then I wanted to try to run another trace
>> with
>> Wireshark this morning, and what happens? I immediately get a warning
>> about
>> an unknown security certificate. In short, it seems to be back to
>> working
>> again. It has taken well over 24 hours to get to this. And thinking
>> back, it
>> seems that everything around this secure admin has been sluggish; it
>> also
>> took quite a long time before I was confronted with a certificate when I
>> shut
>> down the domain.
>>
>> As I interpret this, there is something that is happening very slowly
>> outside
>> the network that I am working on - I am not sure how these certificates
>> work,
>> how they are downloaded etc, but I vaguely imagine that they must
>> come from
>> some third party, a certificate authority, and perhaps they are checked
>> with
>> that third party every time they are used? I certainly have a hard time
>> imagining how anything on the server could delay thigns for this long.
>>
>>
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