ODSEE Administration GUI Reports Proxy Server Not Accessible (Doc ID 1548565.1)

Last updated on SEPTEMBER 16, 2016

Applies to:

Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition - Version 11.1.1.7.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

 

When you log on to the Web Console (DSCC) and you try to manage a proxy server through a web application with "dsee7.war" deployed on an application server such as tomcat, you can select a proxy server to manage but most tabs report "Proxy Server Not Accessible. You must grant access to this server in order to view and edit its configuration."

Clicking "enable access" puts one through various prompts and passwords which all appear to work, but the "Server Not Accessible" message persists.

Changes

With ODSEE 11.1.1.7 DPS - dpadm/dpconf runing with Java 7  (delivered with the product) !

 ==> See Release Notes

5.2 Known Directory Proxy Server Limitations
         SSLv2Hello Protocol is Not Enabled in Directory Proxy Server
         If you are using Java 7 (which is the default case), the SSLv2Hello protocol is
         disabled. So any client trying to negotiate with SSLv2Hello will fail to establish a
         connection with Directory Proxy Server. This impacts dpconf and DSCC if they are
         using Java 6 and using the SSLv2Hello protocol.
         To work around this problem, do one of the following: Run dpconf or DSCC in Java 7,
         or enable the SSLv2Hello protocol in Directory Proxy Server.v  

See example of deployement:

 

 


Cause

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