microsoft sql server jdbc driver 2.0 download

Apply IBM Java SDK shipped with WebSphere Application Server Fix pack 10 (8.0.0.10) or later.

Apply I nterim Fix PI28438: Will upgrade you to IBM Java SDK Version 6R1 Service Refresh 8 Fix Pack 1 + APAR IV66110 for change to disable SSLv3 by default.

Apply IBM Java SDK shipped with the WebSphere Application Server Fix pack 8.5.5.4 or later.

Apply Interim Fix PI28437: Will upgrade you to IBM Java SDK Version 6R1 Service Refresh 8 Fix Pack 1 (required) + APAR IV66110 for change to disable SSLv3 by default.

Apply Interim Fix PI28436: Will upgrade you to IBM Java SDK Version 7 Service Refresh 7 Fix Pack 1 (optional) + APAR IV66110 for change to disable SSLv3 by default.

Apply Interim Fix PI28435: Will upgrade you to IBM Java SDK Version 7R1 Service Refresh 1 Fix Pack 1 (optional) + APAR IV66110 for change to disable SSLv3 by default.

If using Installation Manager 1.7.3.1 or older, please refer to the reference section and upgrade to Installation Manager 1.8 or newer.ĭownload and apply the interim fix APARs below, for your appropriate release:įor V8.5.0.0 through 8.5.5.3 Full Profile and Liberty Profile IM install: Therefore, the connection fails.Ĭould not establish a secure connection to SQL Server by using SSLįor IBM WebSphere Application Server and IBM WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor Edition : However, the IBMJSSE2 provider returns an SSLContext instance that only supports the SSLv3 protocol. When a WebSphere application has FIPS enabled, the IBM Java Runtime Environment (JRE) requires the TLS protocol for SSL connections. In more detail, when Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Driver 2.0 passes 'SSLv3' as the string argument, the Sun JSSE provider returns an SSLContext instance that supports both the SSLv3 protocol and the TLS protocol. However, the returned SSLContext instance may also support other protocols. According to the Java Secure Socket Extension (JSSE) reference guide, the SSLContext.getInstance function returns an SSLContext instance that supports the specified protocol.

The string argument determines which protocols the returned context should support. Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Driver 2.0 calls the SSLContext.getInstance function. However, Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Driver 2.0 requests the SSLv3 protocol. This issue occurs because the IBM WebSphere application requires the TLS protocol for SSL connections when the application has FIPS enabled.

Microsoft sql server jdbc driver 2.0 download