402

Explanation
This error can occur if: The client and server cipher specifications do not contain at
least one value in common. Client and server cipher specifications
might be limited depending on which System SSL FMIDs are installed.
See Cipher suite definitions for more information. Server
cipher specifications are dependent on the type of algorithms that
are used by the server certificate (RSA, DSA, ECDSA and/or Diffie-Hellman),
which might limit the options available during cipher negotiation.
No SSL protocols are enabled or if all of the enabled protocols
have empty cipher specifications or if the TLS protocol is not enabled
while executing in FIPS mode. 
Attempting to use a certificate with its ECC private key in the
ICSF PKDS and only fixed ECDH ciphers are specified.
Using the TLS V1.1 or higher protocol and only the 40-bit
export ciphers are specified.
Using the TLS V1.2 or higher protocol and only 56-bit DES ciphers
are specified.
Using the TLS V1.2 or higher protocol and none of the server cipher
specifications use key algorithms that are listed in the signature
algorithms pairs sent by the client. 
An attempt was made to use a certificate with its DH secure private
key in the ICSF PKDS. Only clear private keys are supported.
An attempt was made to use a certificate with its ECC secure private
key in the ICSF PKDS. Only clear private keys are supported.
Using Suite B mode and no required Suite B ciphers were specified.

User response
Ensure that the client and the server have at
least one cipher specification in common.