New database configuration parameter to allow SSL certificates with non-critical constraints

If your custom SSL certificates contain non-critical constraints, stricter certificate acceptance criteria introduced in Planning Analytics 2.0.9.17 can result in certificate rejection.

A new database configuration parameter, GSK_ALLOW_NONCRITICALBASICCONSTRAINT, is now available to let you successfully use your custom SSL certificates containing non-critical constraints.

Add GSK_ALLOW_NONCRITICALBASICCONSTRAINT=T to your Tm1s.cfg file to allow certificates with non-critical constraints.

If GSK_ALLOW_NONCRITICALBASICCONSTRAINT is not explicitly set in the Tm1s.cfg file, the default value is F, which results in the rejection of SSL certificates containing non-critical constraints.