Problem Description
{0} - The URL of the license server.
The EPM licensing thread could not communicate with the license
server the first time. For subsequent failures, Information event
PLICE00028 will be generated until the licensing thread can communicate
with the license server.
Reasons for failure:
The URL of the license server was not configured correctly.
The license server certificate is not in the truststore that
is used by WebLM client to establish secure communication with the
license server.
Solution
- Verify that the URL of the license server is correct.
- Download the WebLM server security certificate.
To download the Enterprise WebLM OVA server security certificate,
do the following:
Log into the WebLM server.
Download the certificate presented to the browser.
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In your Chrome browser, you can click View Certificate under .
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Save the Base-64/PEM formatted file to
the weblm_server_certificate.pem file.
To download the System Manager WebLM Server security certificate,
do the following:
Log in to System Manager by entering https://<system-manager>/SMGR.
Open a new tab in the same browser or update the URL in the
tab to https://<system-manager>:52233/WebLM/LicenseServer.
Download the certificate presented to the browser.
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In your Chrome browser, you can click View Certificate under .
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Save the Base-64/PEM formatted file to
the weblm_server_certificate.pem file.
- To import WebLM server security certificate into WebLM
client’s truststore, do the following:
- Log into the Primary EPM Linux console as a user with
root privileges.
- Download the certificate to the Primary EPM.
For example, weblm_server_certificate.pem.
- Run the following command:
$JAVA_HOME/bin/keytool -keystore $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/VoicePortal/WEB-INF/lib/trusted_weblm_certs.jks
-importcert -v -alias weblmserver01 -file <file location>/ weblm_server_certificate.pem
Where, 01 is a random number.
- Specify the keystore password and confirm the import.
- Restart the EPM service by entering the /sbin/service
vpms restart command.
Verify that the WebLM client is able to communicate with the WebLM
server.