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This WebSphere Support Technical Exchange is designed to outline common problems and misunderstandings when configuring Web server for Configuration and Administration through the WebSphere Application Server, discuss setup issues on UNIX and Windows, review common trouble areas and define the different types of Web Server nodes. Level of Difficulty: Beginner Presenter(s): Alan Cohen and Bob Richter DATE: July 28 2009

This WebSphere Support Technical Exchange focuses on providing customers with an understanding of the common HTTP status codes listed in RFC2616, which are most often seen in WebSphere Application Server environments. Specific examples of status codes and log outputs where status codes are recorded will be discussed. Level of Difficulty: Intermediate Presenter(s): Robert L Boretti Jr DATE: 06 January 2009

This WebSphere Support Technical Exchange focuses on providing customers with an understanding of the common HTTP Request headers listed in RFC2616, which are most often seen in WebSphere Application Server environments. Specific examples of headers and log outputs where request headers are recorded will be discussed. Level of Difficulty: Intermediate Presenter(s): Robert L Boretti Jr DATE: 07 January 2009

This WebSphere Support Technical Exchange focuses on providing customers with an understanding of the common HTTP Response headers listed in RFC2616, which are most often seen in WebSphere Application Server environments. Specific examples of headers and log outputs where response headers are recorded will be discussed. Level of Difficulty: Intermediate Presenter(s): Robert L Boretti Jr DATE: 08 January 2009

This WebSphere Support Technical Exchange, conducted on October 6, 2005, presented by William Carey, covered the Electronic Service Request (ESR) tool. This tool has been replaced by a new tool called Service Request (SR).

This IBM WebSphere Support Technical Exchange conducted on 13 October 2005, presented by Jim Li, is designed to help IBM customers get familiar with IKeyman utility. As a result of today’s privacy and security issues, communication across the Internet must be encrypted now more than ever. Secure Socket Layer (SSL) Certificates are essential for this encrypted communication. IBM Key Management Utility (IKeyman) is the tool IBM provides to implement the SSL certificate processes. There are several pr

This IBM WebSphere Support Technical Exchange is designed to demonstrate how to use the IBM key management utility to create keyfiles, certificate signing requests(CSR) and self-signed personal certs. This exchange is a general overview of the certificate chain relationship and certificate authorities, along with importing and exporting public and private keys.[<br><br>]Level of Difficulty: Intermediate[<br>]Presenter(s): Robert Boretti[<br>]DATE: 22 January 2008

This WebSphere® Support Technical Exchange is designed to demonstrate specific Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) debugging techniques. Also to see first hand how SSL tracing is enabled and how to log SSL request and certificate information in the web server's access log. There will be a demonstration on troubleshooting steps for analyzing and interpreting SSL handshake messages in the web server's error log.[<br><br>]Level of Difficulty: Intermediate[<br>]Presenter(s): Robert Boretti[<br>]D

This IBM WebSphere Support Technical Exchange is designed to demonstrate how to configure the Secure Sockets Layer within IBM HTTP Server V6.0 and higher. Specifically, this session will teach how to enable multiple SSL virtualhosts on port 443 and how to limit encryption at 128bit or higher for optimal security. You will also receive practical examples on how to automatically redirect non-SSL clients over SSL.[<br><br>]Level of Difficulty: Intermediate[<br>]Presenter(s): Robert Boretti[

This WebSphere® Support Technical Exchange conducted on 3 August 2006, presented by Trey Williamson and Christi Cain, is designed to help with setting up HTTPS connections between a Web server plug-in and the WebSphere Application Server.