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iManager 3.2.6 on SLES 15sp5 Failure

KAB

I installed iManager 3.2.6 on SLES 15 sp5.

I cannot connect in either Firefox or Chrome:  https://<server ip address>:8443/nps/iManager.html

Port 8443 is open

Proxy is working

Firewall is off

iMonitor:  http://172.24.230.26:8028/nds works fine.

Any ideas??

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    I've just installed a fresh 3.2.6p3 instance on SLES15SP5. Had to manually install the 32bit package of libstdc++, but both installation itself and runtime behaviour didn't show any issues. Maybe a cert thing? What do you get on something like

    openssl s_client -showcerts -connect xx.xx.xx.xx:8443

    Please also note that i don't have eDir on this box, so this might be a factor. I roughly remember an issue with eDir 9.2.7 breaking iMan 3.2.6p2, but i think this was on RHEL and was fixed with 3.2.6p3 anyway.

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    I've just installed a fresh 3.2.6p3 instance on SLES15SP5. Had to manually install the 32bit package of libstdc++, but both installation itself and runtime behaviour didn't show any issues. Maybe a cert thing? What do you get on something like

    openssl s_client -showcerts -connect xx.xx.xx.xx:8443

    Please also note that i don't have eDir on this box, so this might be a factor. I roughly remember an issue with eDir 9.2.7 breaking iMan 3.2.6p2, but i think this was on RHEL and was fixed with 3.2.6p3 anyway.

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