Hi
We have error in IBM Cognos Configuration Tool:
"
[Cryptography]
[ ERROR ] CAM-CRP-1315 Current configuration points to a different Trust Domain than originally configured.
[Cryptography]
[ ERROR ] The cryptography information was not generated."
So we try to fix with IBM Solution intstruction for this problem
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.w ... wg21962425
It works, but when we close and re-open IBM Configuration Tool problem appeared again.
Maybe somebody had same problem?
CAM-CRP-1315 Current configuration points to a different Trust Domain
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Re: CAM-CRP-1315 Current configuration points to a different Trust Domain
This is down to the cryptographic information created when you save your Cognos Configuration.
Every time you save you create a one-time crypto profile.
It basically means that something has been changed from the original crypto profile to the one you now have.
A change could be anything .. its sometimes difficult to find out what.
So, stop all servers/instances
Leave cognos configuration without starting anything.
Navigate to C:\Program Files\ibm\cognos\tm1_64\configuration (or wherever your tm1root is)
Rename cogstartup.xml to cogstartup1.xml
Delete the following directories
csk
encryptkeypair
signkeypair
Open Cog Conf. It will give you a warning about the default setting being loaded
When it is open, click save
It will now create a new crypto profile.
When it is done
Close cog conf without starting anything
Go back to C:\Program Files\ibm\cognos\tm1_64\configuration (or wherever your tm1root is)
Delete cogstartup.xml
Rename cogstartup1.xml to cogstartup.xml
Restart Cognos Config and it will have the previous settings you had before.
Save it, and it should save with no problems.
If it does have problems come back
Every time you save you create a one-time crypto profile.
It basically means that something has been changed from the original crypto profile to the one you now have.
A change could be anything .. its sometimes difficult to find out what.
So, stop all servers/instances
Leave cognos configuration without starting anything.
Navigate to C:\Program Files\ibm\cognos\tm1_64\configuration (or wherever your tm1root is)
Rename cogstartup.xml to cogstartup1.xml
Delete the following directories
csk
encryptkeypair
signkeypair
Open Cog Conf. It will give you a warning about the default setting being loaded
When it is open, click save
It will now create a new crypto profile.
When it is done
Close cog conf without starting anything
Go back to C:\Program Files\ibm\cognos\tm1_64\configuration (or wherever your tm1root is)
Delete cogstartup.xml
Rename cogstartup1.xml to cogstartup.xml
Restart Cognos Config and it will have the previous settings you had before.
Save it, and it should save with no problems.
If it does have problems come back
