on 03-09-2007 4:03 AM
Dear all experts,
We had a certificate request (CSR) created and got a certificate from Verisign and had it installed correctly. This eas in the Visual admin in the XI box (PI 2004S Sp10).
Now there is a twist in the story.
I went on to document the procedure and by mistake deleted the key pair against which the certificate was issued and installed. I am not sure if I made a big mistake. How do I get them back? Will the system work without those key pair (name and name.cert for instance).
I need to get this fixed with in a day.
Could you please help?
Thanks a lot in advance and I will award points for any helpful reply.
Cherry.
We got the certificate re-issued.
Thanks for all your help.
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Hi,
see the below link
Regards
Chilla.
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Hi,
see below FAQs
Q: How to install a server-side certificate?
A: To install and enable a server-side certificate, you have to either load the
certificate or generate one using the Keystore Service panel in Visual
Administrator. Then go to SSL Service runtime panel and select the SSL socket
for which you want to enable the certificate. From the Certificates subtab click
the Add button and choose your certificate from the list of available ones. Note
that when adding a new certificate the old one that was enabled is replaced.
Q: How to generate a certificate-sending request?
A: You can generate a certificate-sending request (CSR) for a key in SAP J2EE
Engine keystore using the Generate CSR function in Keystore runtime panel of
SAP J2EE Engine Visual Administrator.
Q: How to self-sign a certificate?
A: You must specify that a certificate is self-signed when creating it. Use the
Certificate Generation tab of Keystore Service runtime panel in SAP J2EE
Engine Visual Administrator. Specify the required properties of the certificate. To
generate a self-signed certificate, do not specify any alias in the CA Key Alias
drop-down menu.
SAP J2EE Engine does not support self-sign on already existing certificates.
For more information about how to generate certificates, see Administration
Manual -> Services Administration Reference -> Keystore Service ->
Certificate Generation section.
Q: How to load a certificate?
A: You can load an existing certificate either using Keystore Service runtime panel
in Visual Administrator or using the LOAD shell command from the KEYSTORE
command group.
For more information about the Keystore Service shell commands, see
Administration Manual -> Shell Commands Reference.
For more information about the Keystore Service runtime functions, see
Administration Manual -> Services Administration Reference -> Keystore Service
section.
Q: How to store a certificate/key?
A: You can store a certificate either using Keystore service runtime panel in Visual
Administrator or using the STORE shell command from the KEYSTORE
command group. Alternatively you can use the Write function in Keystore
service runtime panel in Visual Administrator or the WRITE shell command from
KEYSTORE command group to store certificates and keys in ASCII format. If
using Visual Administrator, the default store is ../admin.
For more information about the Keystore Service shell commands, see
Administration Manual -> Shell Commands Reference.
For more information about the Keystore Service runtime functions, see
Administration Manual -> Services Administration Reference -> Keystore Service
section.
Regards
Chilla..
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Hi,
i hope you can get it..
see the below links ..
please let me know the above links are related or not..
Regards
Chilla..
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