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General SSLEngine problem on one node of cluster

Peter551059Mar 13 2019 — edited May 3 2019

Hi,

I use Oracle SOA Suite 12.2.1.3 on Weblogic 12.2.1.3 cluster with 2 nodes.

I have OSB service which makes proxy to HTTPS service with basic authorization. I have deployed this OSB service to my cluster. Service worked well.

But now service works well only one node. On another node it returns OSB-380000: General runtime error: General SSLEngine problem.

What could be problem?

Thanks in advance.

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Martien van den Akker

Hi,

Since you got an SSL Engine problem, it suggests that it has something to do with SSL. On the one server it's working, so apparently there the Keystores (Identity/Trust) are set properly. I think you should first check the KeyStore settings, by comparing those on both servers.

Has server2 access to the same identity and trust stores?

Regards,
Martien

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Peter551059

Hi Martien,

only thing I have configured on keystore for that service was import of certificate into keystore using EM console.

I am sure that service have worked well but suddenly starts doing problem.

Peter551059

I have to mention that I tested source service using SoapUI on both nodes and Test went well.

Martien van den Akker

Does it still fail then? Don't you have a loadbalancer?

What hosts are named in de Certificate? Check also the Subject Alternative Names (SAN's).

The second server is it on the same host? The hostname you use the second server must match one of the names in the SAN's or the host.

But maybe you should set the de SSL subsystem on the server to debug (navigate to the server in WLS Admin Console -> Debug -> expand Weblogic Security -> SSL check it and click enabled. Make sure the loglevel of your server is on debug (check the minimum severity to log).


Then do your tests and check the server log. What ssl related errors do you find?

DOn't forget to disable the debug afterwards.

Regards,
Martien

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Added on Mar 13 2019
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