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/usr/java/jdk1.6.0_03/bin/java -cp ../lib/jbosssx.jar

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<password> keystore.password

Variable definitions

Variable Definition

<password> The new password for the keystore

Default: mobility

<valDays> The number of days that the certificate is

valid.

Range: 0 to 3600

Obtaining a signed certificate

Obtain your signed certificates from the Certificate Authority (CA) and save them in an

accessible location.

Some CA root certificates may be preinstalled on your system or devices, and these

preinstalled certificates do not need to be reinstalled. Also, some CAs provide intermediate

certificates instead of root certificates. This procedure handles intermediate certificates and

root certificates.

1. Use the certificate management tools provided by your CA to access the prompt or

Web page where you can request certificates.

2. If prompted to specify a server type, select Apache.

3. Open the CSR file (mgcertreq.csr or admincertreq.csr).

4. Paste the contents into the prompt or Web page.

5. Request your signed SSL/TLS certificate.

The CA generates your signed SSL/TLS certificate and E-mails it to your enterprise

certificate administrator.

6. Save the SSL/TLS certificate to a location that is accessible from the server.

7. Distribute the certificate to clients. For instructions on how to install certificates on

PC-based clients, consult the documentation provided with your web browser. For

Obtaining a signed certificate

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