- SSL Handshake Fails with Browser Errors: ERR_SSL PROTOCOL_ERROR, ERR_SSL FALLBACK_BEYOND MINIMUM_VER When users access an application using https:// it is not working. The error seen will depend on the browser and the actual problems it detects, but is usually a result of updating to a newer browser version attempting to ensure you are reaching secure sites.
- Master Note for SSL Configuration in Fusion Middleware 11g This is a Master Note for SSL Configuration in Fusion Middleware 11g. By following this Note you should be able to understand Wallet types, Keystores, Wallet and Keystore creation methods, and configuration of Oracle HTTP Server, Webcache, and WebLogic server with SSL.
- WLS and EM 12c: Accessing EM and Weblogic Console URL in Browser Gives Error "ERR_SSL_WEAK_SERVER_EP The following which outlines a list of steps to take to adjust to the new SSL standards across various FMW products and components
- How To Disable Anonymous and Weak Cipher Suites in Oracle WebLogic Server This article provides steps on how to disable anonymous and weak SSL cipher suites in Oracle WebLogic Server.
- How To Create a Java Keystore via Keytool in FMW 11g/12c This Note is part of a number of articles written for SSL Configuration in FMW 11g and in FMW 12c.
- How To Configure WebLogic Managed Server To Listen On HTTPS Only In FMW 11g This note is for configuring a WebLogic *Managed Server* for *SSL only* i.e the HTTP port is *DISABLED*.
- Getting "PKI-04006: No matching private key in the wallet" When Importing a Certificate to an Oracle The "No matching private key in the wallet" error happens when attempting to install a user certificate to a wallet with no matching private key present.
- Configuring Oracle WebLogic Server (10.3.x - 12.1.x) to use SSL in Fusion Middleware 11g/12c This note is for configuring the WebLogic AdminServer or Managed Server for SSL where the *HTTP* port for that WebLogic server remains *ENABLED*
- An Introduction to PKI and SSL In order to understand how the Secure Sockets Layer Protocol (SSL) works, it is necessary to understand the fundamental concepts of Symmetric Encryption and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). All of these technologies are used in SSL. This article aims to outline these concepts.
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