SSL Certificate Keystore
If any port is configured to use SSL, the SSL Certificate Keystore panel becomes active, allowing you to set details for the SSL Certificate.
PDH uses a standard format file for storing SSL Certificates, known as a keystore. As defined by Oracle (Sun), the keystore file can contain multiple certificates.
📘 Instructions
SSL Certificate Keystore settings:
Keystore File
The full path and file name for the keystore file used to store the SSL Certificate.
Click the Browse button (…) to select an existing file.
Click Create to create a new keystore file or a new key within an existing keystore file. It is recommended that the PDH SSL Certificate be stored in its keystore file, not the cacerts file in the underlying JRE installation.
When you click Create, a dialog box appears prompting you for required and optional data used when generating an SSL Certificate.
Keystore Passphrase
The passphrase (or password) for the overall keystore file. The default value is password. If using an existing keystore file, you must specify the correct passphrase here.
Key Name
The key (or certificate) name is used to identify the certificate that PDH is to use.
Key Passphrase
The passphrase (or password) for the certificate that PDH is to use. The default value is the password.