401 Error on Consuming SharePoint Versions Web Service by java client running on Unix Machine

In my organiszation I have sharepoint site of our project. I have a java client to consume Versions Web Service offered by SharePoint. The response received from web service without any issue when triggered from a client running on windows machine on
intranet.
When same java client ran from UNIX server on same intranet, it gives 401 error. Is there some different approach required for authentication while connecting from unix machine?
Thanks in advance.

Hello,
Are you passing credential in code? If not then try to add using networkcredential.
If you are passing then make sure that current user is having access on SP site and your javaserver is setup for NTLM security. Here is few links for same issue which could help you troubleshoot the issue
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8884152/ntlm-fails-when-consuming-sharepoint-web-service-from-java
http://www.pentalogic.net/sharepoint-products/reminder/reminder-manual?p=troubleshooting%2F401errors%2F401errors.htm
Hope it could help
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How to find/install new certificates
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Double click on the lock in the address bar
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Find the certificates that are being used
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Find the certificate identified in step iii
Export as a CER certificate
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Hello Together!
I need to consume an external web service secured with WS-UserNameToken. The way, how did I do it:
1. I generated a web service consumer (proxy) in SE80 from the wsdl file
2. I created logical port for the consumer in SOAMANAGER
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