I downloaded the HTTPAPI last week, I installed in the new  power 9 with
v7.4

When I first open the DCM, there was no Certificate store, so I created
the *system, and imported our "site certificate",  assigned to the web
server and it work fine.  Telnet also is working using the imported
certificate.

I Exported the CA certificates from the old machine (V7.3) and imported
successfully in the new one.

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I tryed:

select cast(systools.httpGetClob('https://scottklement.com/ssl.php',
 null)  as character(1600)) from sysibm.sysdummy1                  

and the result is:

Función CAST                                          
 Congratulations, you successfully connected with SSL!
********  Fin de datos  ********                      

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On 8/22/19 1:20 PM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:
On 8/22/19 10:13 AM, Raul Jager wrote:
No hay ninguna suite de cifrado compatible entre los puntos
   finales TLS.

which Google Translate mangles as:

There is no compatible encryption suite between points
  late TLS.

Basically, it's exactly what it says: The system you are running
HTTPAPI on, and the system you are trying to contact, don't share any
enabled ciphers and/or protocols.

HTTPAPI uses the system's SSL/TLS support, rather than providing its own.

You need to determine what ciphers and protocols your system supports,
and what ciphers and protocols the system you're trying to contact
supports, and figure out a way to bridge the gap. It may be necessary
to use a later OS release, or it may be necessary to enable deprecated
ciphers and/or protocols.

I don't envy you that task.

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