*Obtain a copy of the Certificate Authority from OID
*You will also need the port that OID has server side SSL enabled.
*You must have java 1.4 or later installe don the machine you are running the commands on with proper paths setup.

Create a [Java KeyStore] on the server you are running the driver on. In this case "G:" was mapped to SYS:
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Execute this command (with changes as needed to paths)

java sun.security.tools.KeyTool - import - alias OIDTrustedRoot - file G:\SYSTEM\LIB\OID-ca.b64 - keystore G:\SYSTEM\LIB\.keystore -storepass keystorepass

The response will be like:

Owner: CN=somewhere, OU=ISS, O=Database Administration, C=US
Issuer: CN=somewhere, OU=ISS, O=Database Administration, C=US
Serial number: 1
Valid from: Wed Feb 22 08:17:41 EST 2006 until: Sat Feb 20 08:17:41 EST
2016
Certificate fingerprints:
         MD5:  D7:03:66:1A:F8:AA:63:14:E0:78:6D:5D:AC:1D:7F:DD
         SHA1:A8:DB:4F:54:75:0A:8D:78:A0:D2:BF:B3:4C:AE:AC:3E:DF:80:9E:C3
Trust this certificate? [no]:  yes
Certificate was added to keystore
}}}
In this case the path to the keystore is: (We were on Netware)
\SYSTEM\LIB\.keystore


This needs to be put in the Driver properties page under Driver
{{{
Settings
 Use SSL  = yes
 SSL Port  =3336
 Keystore Path (for SSL certs)\system\lib\.keystore
}}}
Restart the driver.

You can verify the connection from looking in dstrace and finding the 
entry like:
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11:38:02 6B0001A0 Drvrs: OID PT: OID- LDAP: Host name: 151.132.97.73
11:38:02 6B0001A0 Drvrs: OID PT: OID- LDAP: Port: 3336
11:38:02 6B0001A0 Drvrs: OID PT: OID- LDAP: DN: 
cn=IdM,cn=Users,dc=co,dc=palm- beach,dc=fl,dc=us
11:38:02 6B0001A0 Drvrs: OID PT: OID- LDAP: Protocol version=3
}}}