Consider the following scenario:
In this scenario, if the certificate on the IBM mainframe is large, Session Integrator may return the following exception when it connects to the IBM mainframe system:
For example, this problem occurs when the certificate that is used for the TN3270 SSL connection is 4,000 bytes long. This problem does not occur when the certificate is 1,500 bytes long.
- You run an application that uses Session Integrator in Microsoft Host Integration Server 2010 to connect to an IBM mainframe by using the TN3270 service.
- Session Integrator connects to TCP/IP port 992. This is the TN3270 port that supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).
- The Session Integrator application is configured as CertificateCheck = TNCertificateCheck.None to indicate that the server certificate will not be verified.
In this scenario, if the certificate on the IBM mainframe is large, Session Integrator may return the following exception when it connects to the IBM mainframe system:
Microsoft.HostIntegration.SNA.Session.SessionException: Server certificate check failed
For example, this problem occurs when the certificate that is used for the TN3270 SSL connection is 4,000 bytes long. This problem does not occur when the certificate is 1,500 bytes long.