1.From the WebSphere Administration Console left-hand panel, select the
Virtual Hosts entry.
2.Click
Add.
3.On the
General tab in the right-hand panel, enter *:443 in the blank Host
Alias field. Click
Apply.
4.Select the entry for the itsosec3 node in the left-hand panel. Right-click and
select the
Regen Webserver plugin menu choice.
5.When the plug-in has been regenerated, the following message appears in
the log panel at the bottom of the WebSphere Administration Console:
ADGU1077I:Plugin regeneration completed successfully on node itsosec1. ...
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