Hey @japsas100,   Did you follow steps 7 and 8 of http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/bimtag/69826/HTML/default/viewer.htm#n0nakjyj6hlqmvn11p9p04l25j9n.htm and restart the webtier afterwards? Otherwise the communication between the webserver and webapp server will be broken, which your errors suggests is now the case. (The proxy will work, the reverse proxy won't)   You might find some more info about the error in the webserver log or in the catalina.out file from the SASServer that runs your VA.   Furthermore, if this is a fresh installation, I would suggest starting over and enabling https during the configuration (make sure to load your root and intermediate certificates in the keystore between installation and configuration when you have your own CA). You might have issues applying hotfixes otherwise (you might need to revert to http before the hotfixes, or change the loadcontent scripts to connect to https).   About your error with the jks file. The default password for the keystores is 'changeit'. Did you try that password?   grtz, -- Mike ... View more

Although the script is a good workaround (maybe add a md5 checksum check to satisfy your administrator), I would suggest that option if I needed to run cleanwork for 50 or more users but..    If you configure the SAS WorkSpace servers to use SAS token authentication you only need to run the cleanwork for the users you configure (on the Options tab of the server definition). This leaves you with a limited set of users (like sassrv and sasinst) you have to setup cleanwork for. For these users you can setup a crontab entry and if you also set a MAILTO= variable in your crontab the output will be send automatically. SASWork files owned by another user cannot be accessed by the current user, see the evidence below:   [sassrv@localhost ~]$ /opt/SASHome/SASFoundation/9.4/utilities/bin/cleanwork -n /tmp Running as user sassrv on hostname localhost.localdomain /tmp/SAS_util00010000099A_localhost.localdomain [2458] cleanwork: /tmp/SAS_util00010000099F_localhost.localdomain is IN USE: [2463] cleanwork: /tmp/SAS_util00010000099F_localhost.localdomain - User sassrv not owner of pid [2463]   This could be crontab entry: #### MAILTO=me@mydomain.com # run cleanwork every hour  5 * * * * /opt/SASHome/SASFoundation/9.4/utilities/bin/cleanwork /tmp 2>&1    hope this helps.   grtz -- Mike ... View more