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Why can I establish an outbound SSL connection when using the demonstration certificates?

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Why can I establish an outbound SSL connection when using the demonstration certificates?

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A. When establishing an SSL connection, the subject DN of the digital certificate must match the host name of the server initiating the SSL connection. Otherwise, the SSL connection is dropped. If you use the demonstration certificates, the host names will not match. To avoid this situation, use the following command-line argument when starting WebLogic Server: -Dweblogic.security.SSL.ignoreHostnameVerification=true This argument disables the Hostname Verifier which compares the subject DNs and host names. This solution is recommended in development environments only. A more secure solution is to obtain a new digital certificate for the server making outbound SSL connections.

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