To successfully use LDAPS, you would need to obtain the LDAPS server's certificate by following these steps:
Then you would need to import this certificate into the certificate manager of the web reports. You'll need to use Administrator command prompt:
cd "c:\Program Files\EventSentry\WebReports\jre\bin"
Then do:
keytool.exe -import -alias examplename -keystore "c:\Program Files\EventSentry\WebReports\jre\lib\security\cacerts" -file "c:\temp\yourfile.der"
This example command assumes that you wish to import "yourfile.der" from c:\temp and that you wish to give the certificate the alias name "examplename" in the web reports certificate store. If you would like to use different file names, paths, or alias names, it will still work. If it asks you for a password when importing the certificate, the default password is "changeit" (without quotes). Please make sure to import both the root CA cert and the LDAPS server's cert.
If you restart the EventSentry Web Reports service, the changes will take effect and you should be able to successfully use LDAPS. In the web reports Security&Accounts settings, when you configured the web reports to connect to an LDAPS server, if you did not specify the FQDN of a domain controller or the FQDN of the domain itself then the certificate will be considered to be a mismatch and the Active Directory logons for the web reports will fail.