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Hi all,
I am trying to set up SSL security for my application and i am using a self signed certificate for testing purpose.
I followed the steps as per this link
Self Signed Certificate
I am using tomcat server.
Now,my problem is that,even after importing the server certificate in my browser,I am unable to access the HTTPS on port 8443,but i can successfully see the tomcat homepage on localhost:8080.
Am i missing any settings?
Please guide me through.

Thanks and Regards.
 
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I did not check your link, but did you update your Tomcat configuration files to actual listen on port 8443?

Maybe you should follow the Official Tomcat SSL Setup documentation
 
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Hi Mike,
Thanks for the reply.
Yes,I hace configured my server.xml file and uncommented the portion for SSL configuration.I have also added the keystoreFile and keystorePass attributes,but still i am unable to run the link https://localhost:8443.
While making the CSR,do i have to provide CN as localhost,or localhost:8443?Because right now i am using the CN as localhost.

Please reply.
Thanks and regards
 
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Hi,


Just follow this guide and you should be ok.


SSL Guide
 
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Hi Kacem,
Thanks for your post.
I visited the site and performed the steps written there.
Now I have another problem on starting the tomcat server,although the SSL port has been configured successfully(it is displayed as 8443 in the eclipse server overview).
I get following exception stacktrace:


AND




Now,what should be done?
Please help me.
 
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Hi,


Can you provide some informations like the Tomcat version, and the server.xml content that you have in Servers project at eclipse please and where did you put the keystore file?
 
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