on 01-25-2017 12:26 PM
Hello Experts,
We have developed one Agentry application, App ID is generated on SMP server.After link applied on chrome browser Getting "I am here!" ,when the same link is applied on Agentry client, it giving certificate error.I have created certificates using Host name as well as IP address,After installation of these certificates alternatively still error is occurring.
Following are detail configuration which i am using :
1. SMP server : version 3.0.10.0.
2. SMP SDK : version 2.0.13.0 & 3.Agentry Client : version 70.13.4.68
Please suggest suitable help. Attaching screenshots. PFA. Thanks in Advance .Also please let me know if you require some more details about this issue.
Regards,
Pavan
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This looks to be a different issue now. Can you post the startup.log and events.log file from the server? You might be seeing this error: https://archive.sap.com/discussions/thread/3569444
Hello Stephan,
Sorry for late reply.Sending startup.log & events.log file for your consideration. Please check. I also tried as per mentioned in link & i am unable to identify from MachineKeys folder which one is required key of SMP server. Provided necessary authority to that folder, but didn't worked.
Regards,
Pavan
The Agentry client needs to be able to trust the issuer of the server certificate. In this case it is telling you that the certificate received for COM-3 was not issued by a trusted authority. You will need to install the appropriate CA certificate(s) on your device so the client can validate the issuer.
Are you connecting directly to the SMP server or are you going through a load balancer or proxy?
Do you know if the certificate is self signed or issued by an internal CA or 3rd party CA?
Usually (especially with WPF clients) the easiest thing is to connect to the URL in Internet Explorer and then View the certificate received. IE will usually let you install it directly from there. You will need to store it in the Trusted Roots Certification Authorities catalog. Once you have installed it close all your IE instances and reconnect to the URL. You should not see any warnings about the certificate. Then try connecting from the WPF client.
--Bill
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Hello Bill,
I clicked the SAP Management Cockpit icon & it opened in IE,installed certificate from IE also attaching screenshot of it.The certificate of COM-3 is self signed. I have tried to make certificate with IP address as well as static IP & kept it in Trusted Root Certificates Authorities.I am directly connecting to SMP server .Please let me know if you need more details.
Installed certificates mentioned above.
Now getting new error "Requesting Public Key from Server Public Key Request Failed".
Regards,
Pavan
After installing the certificate you should close and reopen IE and connect again to the cockpit. If you still see a Certificate Error then something needs to be adjusted.
Are you on Win 10 AU? If so you may need to make sure your certificate is generated with SHA256 or higher as windows is now treating SHA1 certificates and non-existant (insecure).
--Bill
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