If the WSO2 Security Management feature is installed in your product, you can manage the keystores using the management consoleManagement Console. In order to do this, all the required keystore files should first be created and stored in the <PRODUCT_HOME>/repository/resources/security/ directory. See the related topics for more information.
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- Log in to the WSO2 product with your user name and password.
- Go to the Configure tab and click Key Stores.
- The Key Store Management page appears. Click the Add New Key store link to open the following screen:
- Specify the Provider and the Keystore Password, which points to the password required to access the private key.
- In the Keystore Type field, specify whether the keystore file you are uploading is JKS or PKCS12.
- JKS (Java Key Store): Allows you to read and store key entries and certificate entries. However, the key entries can store only private keys.
- PKCS12 (Public Key Cryptography Standards): Allows you to read a keystore in this format and export the information from that keystore. However, you cannot modify the keystore. This is used to import certificates from different browsers into your Java Key store.
- Click Next and on the next page, provide the Private Key Password.
Click Finish to add the new keystore to the list.
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- Log in to the WSO2 product with your user name and password.
- Go to the Configure tab and click Key Stores.
- The Key Store Management page appears. All the keystores that are currently added to the product will be listed here as follows:
- Click View in the list of actions. The View Key Store screen shows information about the available certificates.
It also displays information about private key certificates:
- Click Finish to go back to the Key Store Management screen.
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