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10-13-2006 01:01 AM
10-13-2006 01:01 AM
Security Trust Messages Netware Servers Only
I am getting security trust messages when loading the ILO page on my Netware servers. When I look at the certificate, it has been issued to the IP address of the server, whereas all my W2K ILO cerver certificates are associated to the ILO DNS name. In all cases I am using the DNS entry in the browser address bar. I have checked the server names in the Administration, Network Settings screen within ILO and they are all named correctly, just like the W2K servers.
Anyone any ideas?
Thanks
Lenny
Anyone any ideas?
Thanks
Lenny
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