Implementing private certificates in the TrueSight Presentation Server

The following section guides you to create a signed certificate for the TrueSight Presentation Server.

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Where to go from here

Once you secure the TrueSight Presentation Server, you can apply this Presentation Server certificate to other TrueSight Operations Management components such as:

You can also explore how to implement private certificates in other TrueSight Operations Management components.

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  1. Anthony Valuikas

    Unless I am missing something, based off of line 30 shouldn't logonvault-update.ks on line 31 really be loginvault.ks.orig? (typo in line 30 also)

    1. Rename the loginvalut.ks file as loginvault.ks.orig
    2. Copy logonvault-update.ks keystore file and rename it as loginvault.ks
    Mar 29, 2018 01:00
    1. Rashmi Gokhale

      Hi,

      Thank you for the feedback. 

      Have fixed the typo. 

      The sequence is

      loginvault.ks is copied as loginvault-update.ks

      Certificates are created and imported into loginvault-update.ks (this is to ensure that the production environment is not disturbed during this certificate creation and import process).

      Once the importing is completed:

      Copy loginvault.ks as loginvault.ks.orig

      Copy loginvault-update.ks (which has new certificates) to loginvault.ks

      Please let me know for any feedback.

      Thanks,

      Rashmi

      Mar 30, 2018 12:26
  2. Sachin Aru

    Step 23 Copy the RootCA.cer, intermediateCA.cer, and truesightPS.cer to the current directory, and import these certificates into the loginvault-update.ks keystore by running the following command:

    Can you specify current directory here ? ( I guess it should be conf/secure ) ?

    Aug 14, 2018 09:33