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Overview

TrustStore Settings, which allow you to manage the default TrustStore, are available through the user interface.

The Tomcat user running the process has to have write access to the TrustStore file to import or examine entries.

After importing or deleting an entry, restarting the controller may be required for the changes to take effect.

Deleting and importing is only for the current cluster node.

If you choose not to use the JRE TrustStore, you must configure the following properties in the Universal Controller Start-up Properties (uc.properties) file:

These properties will take effect only after you restart Tomcat.

TrustStore Settings Details

See the field descriptions below, for a description of all fields and buttons that display in the TrustStore Settings Details.

TrustStore Settings Field Descriptions

Field NameDescription
DetailsThis section contains information on the TrustStore details.
TrustStore NameThe name of the default TrustStore. This is the value of the javax.net.ssl.trustStore system property.
TrustStore FileThe actual file name for the default TrustStore. In most cases, if the TrustStore Name is specified then the TrustStore File will be the same; however, if the TrustStore Name is not specified or is not accessible, then a different default TrustStore may be used (e.g. java-home/lib/security/cacerts). If the TrustStore File is blank, then no accessible TrustStore could be found and an empty immutable TrustStore will be used instead.
TrustStore Type

The type for the default TrustStore:

  • JKS
  • PKCS#12
TrustStore ProviderThe provider for the default TrustStore.
TrustStore PasswordThe password for the default TrustStore. A masked value will be show if the TrustStore password is specified; otherwise, it will be blank.
EntriesThis section contains information on the TrustStore entries.
Alias
Type

Entries can be one of the following types:

  • Private Key

  • Secret Key

  • Trusted Certificate

Algorithm
Certificate ExpirationThe date and time that the certificate expires.
CreatedThe date and time that the certificate is created.
ButtonsThis section identifies the buttons displayed above the TrustStore settings.

Import Trusted Certificate...

Opens a dialog to import a trusted certificate.
Examine Certificate...Opens details for the selected entry.

Delete 

Deletes selected entry from the TrustStore.

Certificate Details

Certificate Details Field Description

Field NameDescription
DetailsThis section contains information on the Certificate details.
VersionThe version number (1, 2, or 3)
IssuerThe distinguished name (DN) of the certificate’s issuer.
SubjectThe distinguished name (DN) of the certificate’s subject (owner).
Serial NumberThe serial number generated by the certificate’s issuer.
Valid FromThe date and time that the certificate is valid from.
Valid Until The date and time that the certificate is valid until.
Signature Algorithm The algorithm used to sign the certificate.
Public Key AlgorithmThe algorithm used for the public key.
FingerprintsThe SHA-1 and SHA-256 certificate fingerprints.
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