Specifying a keystore password
This topic describes how to specify a keystore password on any of the server components. You can specify the password as plain text, or you can specify a text string that you encrypted in the Maintenance Tool.
To specify the keystore password as plain text on a server component
- Stop the BMC Atrium Orchestrator services.
- On the computer for the server component, use a text editor to open the <installationDirectory>/tomcat/conf/server.xml file.
Locate the <connector>element that contains the HTTPS protocol information, as shown in the following sample:
Append the following attribute to the connector element, and replace <password> with the new password: keystorePass="<password>".
- Save the server.xml file.
- Restart the BMC Atrium Orchestrator services.
For additional information about the Apache Tomcat Servlet/JSP Container SSL Configuration, see documentation available at http://tomcat.apache.org/.
To specify an encrypted keystore password on a server component
- Start the Maintenance Tool, as described in Using-the-Maintenance-Tool-to-encrypt-a-password.
- Stop the BMC Atrium Orchestrator services.
- On the computer for the server component, use a text editor to open the <installationDirectory>/tomcat/conf/server.xml file.
- Locate the <connector>element that contains the HTTPS protocol information, as shown in the following sample:
Append the following property to the connectorattribute:
SSLImplementation="com.bmc.ao.catalina.connector.BAOSSLImplementation"
keystorePass="<encrypted-password>"/>- Using the Maintenance Tool, encrypt a password text string, as described in Using-the-Maintenance-Tool-to-encrypt-a-password.
- After copying the encrypted password from the Maintenance Tool, replace <encrypted-password>with the copied value, as in the following example:
- Save the server.xml file.
- Restart the BMC Atrium Orchestrator services.
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