Frequently Asked Questions
  
    - Why do I get a CORBA::TRANSIENTexception when using SSLIOP?
 
 ACORBA::TRANSIENTexception is typically an indication that
      the client was unable to connect to the server when attempting to invoke
      a request. For standard IIOP, such a situation normally occurs when the
      client is unable to resolve the hostname embedded in the IOR or the given
      IP address is unreachable.
 
 In the case of SSLIOP, aCORBA::TRANSIENTexception may also
      be thrown when the certificates in use are invalid (e.g. expired), or the
      certificate authority certificate has not been set. See the SSLIOP
      Usage  page to see how to set these for TAO's SSLIOP implementation.