Admin server can be configured to use SSL and so when console connects to admin
server, it prompts user to verify certificate supplied by Admin server. That
will issue security warning:

"The certificate this server present is either untrusted or unknown.

This server can only communicate through a secure connection involving a
certificate.

Do you wish to accept this certificate anyway ?

\Checkbox Accept this certificate for this session only."

Checkbox is unchecked by default, so certificate should be accepted for all
subsequent sessions. This is NOT true and such certificate caching is not
working. Currently, checkbox is useless.

Steps to Reproduce:
Setup: enable SSL for admin server, connect to https://localhost:9830

1) certutil -d ~/.redhat-idm-console -L

// no certificate

2) When I am asked about new certificate, I check Accept this
certificate for this session only.

3) certutil -d ~/.redhat-idm-console -L

// still no certificate

4) Re-login, when I am asked about new certificate, I uncheck Accept
this certificate for this session only, this is where I expect
certificate to be cached

5) certutil -d ~/.redhat-idm-console -L

Certificate Nickname Trust Attributes
SSL,S/MIME,JAR/XPI

CN=admin P,,

// certificate cached succesfully

6) Re-login, now I do NOT expect question about new/untrusted
certificate. Certificate is known (i.e. present in certdb of console) and
trusted ("P,,"), but abovementioned security warning still pops up.

Actual results:
Certificate caching doesn`t work

Expected results:
Certificate caching should make security warning go away.