Cann't enable security on listen socket

I create a listen socket on port 6666. I would like to enable security on this port. But the pull down menu of the "security" menu at "add Listen Socket" page only has "disable". why? how to fix it?
Actually all the listen sockets cannot enable security. only has "disable" to choose
Thanks for advice!

Did you already create the security database and install a certificate? You may need a cert database with certs installed before you try to enable security on the listen sockets. Here are the docs:
http://docs.sun.com/source/819-0130-10/agcert.html
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