Re: Oracle and https
- From: Gerry Miller <gerry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Niall Litchfield <niall.litchfield@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 06 Aug 2012 20:35:03 +1000
Hi Niall
Thanks for that. I will inform the infrastructure team. They asked for
thatinformation but I was forwarded an email from Microsoft support, who
haveobviously traced the route, and the problem is with the proxy server.
Regards
Gerry
Niall Litchfield wrote: The information they are asking for can be obtained
by connecting to the site and inspecting the properties of the page (both
I.Eand Chrome do this). For what it's worth em12c uses 128bit SSL. The
encryption methods are also available to them if they are that interested. I
expect the cert error is just the usual untrusted warning you get for
self-signed certs.
Which certificate it is shouldn't have any bearing on what route the network
chooses for packets between hosts though. You ought to be able to prove that
using traceroute or similar.
On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 1:15 AM, Gerry Miller <gerry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx[1]>
wrote:
Hi Chris
The infrastructure team have found that they have the same problem from
a local server. The sites that have no problem are running Windows
2008 R2 and get the message "There is a problem with this site's
security certificate", which is easily bypassed. The site with the
problem is on Windows Server 2003 R2 and get no such message, so the
infrastructure team have asked me to confirm that "..the SSL
configuration and CypherSuite configured for Weblogic will support the
IE cipher strength of 128-bit". I have no idea what that means so will
have to chase it up.
The server that I am trying to connect from is in the Middle East, while
the OMS site is in Australia. I was informed last week that the
connection was being blocked at another site they have in South
America, which I would think would make the above issue of the
certificate irrelevant. It does make the multiple NIC theory sound
feasible to me.
Thanks and regards
Gerry
Taylor, Chris David wrote:
>Typically I would think that is a pathing problem on the server with
multiple NICs.
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> Hi
>I have installed Cloud Control 12c on a Windows network and successfully
setup all of the hosts except one, which is at an overseas site. Before
commencing I checked that I could make a secure connection to the Cloud
Control console via https from this server, but I cannot, getting "Internet
Explorer cannot display the webpage". My client's system/network admin
people have investigated and are now asking me - and want me to ask Oracle -
why the https connection is going via the internet instead of their
intranet. This is not my area of knowledge but I would assume that this
wouldhave nothing to do with Oracle but rather be a firewall or security
issue.
> Can anyone confirm this for me?
>
>Regards
>
>Gerry Miller
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