Removing or Adding DataPower Certificates to the WSRR Truststore

This task describes how to add or remove DataPower® certificates. This topic applies to deployed patterns with external DataPower appliances.

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The DataPower certificates are uploaded to the WSRR truststore to simplify sync update between WSRR and DataPower for policy updates. If this capability is not needed, you can remove DataPower Certificates. You can also add new DataPower Certificates if the certificates need to be changed.

Procedure

  1. To remove certificates:
    1. Log in to the WebSphere Application Server administrative console at https://hostname:9043/ibm/console, where hostname is the host name of the WSRR system. Enter the administrative user name and password.
    2. Navigate to Security, SSL certficates and key management.
    3. Click Key Stores and Certificates.
    4. Click NodeDefaultTrustStore if your deployment is based on a basic runtime pattern, or CellDefaultTruststore if you deployed an advanced runtime pattern.
    5. Click Signer Certificates.
    6. Select the check boxes of any certificates you want to remove.
    7. Click Delete.
    8. Click Save.
  2. To add new DataPower Certificates, click Add to add the new certificate.
    1. Log in to the WebSphere Application Server administrative console at https://hostname:9043/ibm/console, where hostname is the host name of the WSRR system. Enter the administrative user name and password.
    2. Navigate to Security, SSL certficates and key management.
    3. Click Key Stores and Certificates.
    4. Click NodeDefaultTrustStore if your deployment is based on a basic runtime pattern, or CellDefaultTruststore if you deployed an advanced runtime pattern.
    5. Click Signer Certificates.
    6. Click Add and specify the new certificates.
    7. Click Save.

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Timestamp icon Last updated: Thursday, 3 July 2014
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