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Hi,

does anyone have experience with managing the "Java Security Popup" (see attachment) in a Windows Terminal Server environment?

When opening a terminal session then the user always will be confronted with this popup, which is a bit annoying. The information that the user accepts the popup, is not stored permanently, because with a new terminal sesion, the system starts from the scratch.

Well...: internally there is a certificate added to the user's Java keystore. I have not managed so far to add a certificate to the system's keystore (which could/should be a solution for the problem).

So, if there is experience about this issue somewhere in the community, any hint is aprreciated... THANKS!

Regards, Björn

Hello,

we often have this issue in citrix environments.

so first of it all, i guess Java, at least older version allowed to disable this check in java control panel.

a second solution would be to copy the keystore with correct certificate to:
%appdata%\pathtokeystore

a third solution is, to export certificate by keytool.exe and deliver it to clients by a group policy (GPO).

last solution we use is to execute following example batch script on logon:
keytool -importcert -file "exportedcertfile" -keystore "<USERHOME>\application data\sun\java\deployment\security\trusted.certs" -<storepassword, usally changeit> -noprompt

i guess there are even more solutions.

Greetings,
Michael