This problem applies regardless whether you have enabled SSO or not. If you never generated your own SSO Trust keys in SBM Configurator and then updated all your SBM servers by exporting/ importing a configuration snapshot file, this problem will affect your system.
The JBoss SSL Certificate box will be blank. You can either A) import your own certificate or click the Generate Sample Certificate button or B) Remove both values for the HTTPS ports so the only one filled in is the HTTP port. Restart JBoss.
The solution is to import the certificate authority (CA) chain of signing certificates into the cacerts Java Keystore provided with our JDK. To determine your CA signing certificates, do the following: View your Exchange SSL certficate by double clicking on the CER file.
For example: C:\Program Files\Micro Focus\common\jre\11.0\lib\security Import the ROOT certificate into the cacerts file using this commend. ..\..\bin\keytool -import -trustcacerts -file C:\ROOT.cer
Import the Certificate Authority chain that signed your SQL Server SSL certificate into the Windows Certificate Store. Open the SBM Configurator and add either ";ssl=require or ";ssl=request
