Re: SQLNet Encryption

It works fine when I use the standard connect string. But when I use the connect string that specifies the encrypted connection, I get the error. I went into this believing as you do, that it can't be that hard. I'm starting to wonder if I've somehow overlooked something extremely fundamental. Thus far, tech support has informed that the trace file indicates that the listener is unable to open the wallet file. Not sure why. This particular project is using an NT platform, which I don't have a lot of experience on, so I hope I'm not doing anything too stupid.

Jim Kennedy wrote:

> Does it work without encryption? I know that sounds like a stupid question,
> but does it work as bare bones. Then add the next part. I have not worked
> with sqlnet encryption. Nicely push on the support person; that is be firm.
> Not nasty, just clear that you need this to work and state what the business
> case is and you are surprised that it seems so difficult. Point out how
> long you have been on the phone, email etc. I would think it would only
> take 30 minutes or so to configure; it can't be that hard.
>
> Jim
>
> "Ed & Deanna Jennings" <jenningse_at_mindspring.com> wrote in message
> news:3B53B9C9.F79AE1D8_at_mindspring.com...
> > Has anyone ever tried to encrypt SQLNet? I've been working with tech
 support for the
> > last few weeks with no luck at all. I'm trying to use the free 14-day
 trial certificate
> > from Verisign (I'm on my third one now). No matter what I try, invariably
 I end up with
> > a TNS-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error. There doesn't appear to be any
 good
> > information on exactly how to go about setting this up. Searches on this
 news group
> > yield little. Is this feature of SQLNet not used very often? If anyone
 has any
> > pointers, I's love to hear from you.
> >
> > TIA
> > Ed
> >
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