Creation and Installation of SSL Certificate for Key Tool New

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Generate SSL Certificate Using the Keytool for Weblogic

SSL Configuration

Keytool is utility provided by the Java software

1) Create a folder (cert- anywhere). Here we are creating cert folder under

C:\cert

2) Set the WLST Environment using C:\bea\weblogic91\server\bin\ setWLenv cmd


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Goto C:\cert directory and run the bellow cmd to generate the keystore

keytool -genkey -alias one -keyalg RSA -keystore sample.jks

Note : Dont give space while entering first name and last name


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Next run the following cmd to generate the CSR

keytool -certreq -keyalg RSA -alias one -file certreq.csr -keystore sample.jks


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Goto google.com and type SSL Certigicate and open Verising site

Click on Free 30 day SSL Trial


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Click on Verisign @ SSL Test Ceritificate


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Click on Continue


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Enter the Technical contact & click on Continue


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Select Server not listed on dropdown list


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Give the server name (here we need give to which server provide security) as

weblogic 9.1


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Open C:\cert\ certreq.csr file and copy the content as specified in the below screen

and submit the certreq.csr


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Accept the Agreement & click on submit


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You will get the Mail to your mail box as shown below

Verisign will send you the Certificate file in the mail

1. Root CA

2. Intermediate CA


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Click on first link as shown in the below mail to download


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Click the link


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Click on the link


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Click on Select All button and copy in to one text file in C:\cert and named it as CA.pem


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Goto second link which received the mail.

Do the same for intermediate certificate as well


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Click on select all button and copy in to one text file in C:\cert and named it asIntermediateCA.pem


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Copy the content

Bellow the two links and

saved as public.pem


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To understand these pem files to Keytool, We need to follow below steps

keytool -import -alias verisignCA -file CA.pem -keystore sample.jks -trustcacerts

Total 3 files


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Next run the bellow cmd

keytool -import -alias verisignIntermediateCA -file IntermediateCA.pem -keystore

sample.jks -trustcacerts

Next run the following cmd

keytool -import -alias one -file public.pem -keystore sample.jks -trustcacerts

Note : While saving dont include any spaces in public.pem file


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By using below command check all the reports are successfully imported or not

keytool list keystore sample.jks -v


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Go to weblogic console and enable SSL port

(domain -> adminserver->configuration -> general)


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Go to keystore tab.


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For SSL Tab add the following changes

Give the keytool

password

(Eg: weblogic)

Alias name


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Restart the Weblogic admin server ,

In admin server console it will show the following information


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Next open console with https://localhost:7004/console

(Mozilla firefox)

Click on I understand the risks
https://localhost:7004/consolehttps://localhost:7004/console


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Click on Add Exception


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Right click on the console any where select view page Info

Click on details button


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Click on view certificate here we can identify certificate information


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Next open console with https://localhost:7004/console

(Internet Explorer)

There is no Root CA Certificate in your Browser , install RootCA certificate in yourbrowser

Click on view certificate
https://localhost:7004/consolehttps://localhost:7004/console


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Click on Install certificate


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Click on next button


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Click on next button


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Click on finish


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Click on ok

Click on yes button


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Login here


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Right click on the console any where goto properties


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Click on certificate


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Here we can identify Certifificate Information


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Click on details to know the other details


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Click on certification path to know where it is located

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