Sorry if this is a FAQ, but I have searched Tahiti, and Googled, but
have found nothing of use.
I installed Oracle 10.2.0.1 on AIX 5L (64 bit) the other day, and
created a small database to test. Enterprise Manager Database Control
was configured to use http, and worked.
Today I applied the patch to 10.2.0.4 and used dbua to upgrade the test
database.
All went well, with one exception. During the patch OEM Database Control
was reconfigured to use https - good. However, when I access it from a
Windows box on the network, I get a warning that the certificate has
expired. I can click through and OEM works fine, but obviously that
situation won't be acceptable in a production scenario.
I'm a reasonably experienced DBA, but (being of the old-fa****oned
command-line-and-Unix-scripting school) fairly new to OEM, and not
familiar with SSL, so sorry if this is a bit of a newbie question. It
appears I need to do something on the server side to extend, revalidate,
renew the certificate or whatever, but what do I do?
Thanks,
Palooka
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