SSL Certificate on Oracle EPM 11.1.1.3

Hi All,
I configured ssl for epm products.
the environement is of two server:
application_server with shared services and hfm backend,
web_server with workspace, hfm web and Financial Reporting),
Initially I used a self-signed certificate for sharedservices on application_server (tomcat),
a self-signed certificate for workspace and financial reporting (tomcat)
and a trusted certificate for IIS
I follow the manual instruction and everything gone fine.
Now we decide to use a trusetd certificte for tomcat in Shared Services too.
I created a keystore and a CSR from tomcat,
sent the csr to CA,
recived the signed certificate and imported it in the keystore,
stopped all the services
changed %HYPERION_HOME%\deployments\Tomcat5\SharedServices9\conf\server.xml to point the new keystore.
started all the services
Shared Services works fine,
but in the workspace the 'Application' menù is missing..
I tried to reconfigure HFM (all steps - resuming the db tables) and reconfigure Workspace (all steps - resuming the db tables), but without success.
If I edit again the ..\Tomcat5\SharedServices9\conf\server.xml to point the old keystore,
I can again see the 'Application' menù.
I'm doing something wrong?
thanks
gianluca

Why would you want to know the minimum requirements, surely it would be best to have optimal server specs, the nearest you are going to get is contained in the standard deployment guide - About Standard Deployment
Saying that it is not possibly to provide stats based on nothing, you would really need to undertake a technical design review/workshop as there many topics to cover before coming up with server information.
Cheers
John

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roo ca in "root4nov2009.cer" file.
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I am trying to configure ssl certificate in one apex application.
http://docs.tpu.ru/docs/oracle/en/oas/10.1.2.0.0/web.1012/b14007/ssl.htm#i1031859
as per the above document first step is create a wallet with SSL certificate information.
While creating wallet i am trying to import the CA certificate and User Certificate.
But i am not able to import the certificates properly. I am getting error messages.
Error Message :
User certificate installation failed
Possible Errors;
-- Input was not a valid certificate.
-- No matching certificate was found
-- CA certificate is needed for certificate chain not found please install it first.
What could be the reason for this. and solution for this problem ?

Yes I am using OWM ( Oracle Wallet Manager)
First I have created a new wallet and then i did create service request.
Then Import user certificate and import CA certitificates are enabled.
Then tried to import the certificates above mentioned errors are coming.....
Yes first i imported the CA certificate then i imported the user certificate using the wallet manager. I used the copy - paste certificate method while importing.
Any how if do import user certificate first it will show an error saying install ca certificate first.
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Santhosh Kumar T

SSL Certificate on Oracle EPM 11.1.1.3

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