Hey.. if you are able to read this again, what I am trying to do now is, set
the same thing up in a UNIX box. I created the client keys as i had done
previously and exported the key to my local machine so that I can import it
into my firefox. however, when i try to import the pkcs12 key.. it is no
I tried your steps and it worked!!! Thank you very very much!! You are
awesome!! :-)
Ognjen Blagojevic-5 wrote:
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> On 20.8.2010 0:44, aravidu wrote:
>> I don't have a client.keystore.
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>> Commands I used for creating a truststore& adding keys to it:
>> keytool" -export -alias clientcert -fi
Ok. I will follow your steps and get back to you. I will write back in a
couple hours..
Thanks very much!
-A
Ognjen Blagojevic-5 wrote:
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> On 20.8.2010 0:44, aravidu wrote:
>> I don't have a client.keystore.
>>
>> Commands I used for creating a truststore& adding keys to it:
>> keytool" -e
On 20.8.2010 0:44, aravidu wrote:
I don't have a client.keystore.
Commands I used for creating a truststore& adding keys to it:
keytool" -export -alias clientcert -file client-cert.cer -keystore
tomcat.truststore
keytool" -import -file client-cert.cer -alias clientcert -keystore
tomcat.truststo
Thank you so much for your response!! To answer your questions:
1. Yes, they are self-signed certificates.
2. Yes, I am dealing with only one client. I am using firefox.
Here is the tomcat.keystore entry: (i believe this will be my
ServerPrivateKey)
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On 19.8.2010 22:35, aravidu wrote:
I created the keystore and truststore too. keystore has a PrivateKeyEntry
and truststore has a trustedCertEntry.
Are those self-signed certificates?
Could you provide exact commands you used to create them?
I believe you must have one key pair for server, an
Hi All,
I am trying to setup mutual authentication for an app in tomcat/webapps/
folder.
I have done the following to create a Trust Store for Tomcat 6.0 to use:
I created the keystore and truststore too. keystore has a PrivateKeyEntry
and truststore has a trustedCertEntry.
Here is my server
