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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction
  3. Pre-Installation Notes
  4. Installation and Configuration
  5. Initial Configuration
  6. Enable Transport Layer Security version 1.3
  7. Customizing Installation Settings
  8. Product Administration
  9. Upgrade Overview
  10. Active-Passive: Backups and Replication
  11. Active-Active: Clustering and Automatic Failover
  12. Uninstalling Managed File Transfer

Informatica Managed File Transfer Installation Guide

Informatica Managed File Transfer Installation Guide

SSL (HTTPS) Configuration

SSL (HTTPS) Configuration

A certificate is shipped with
Managed File Transfer
, which is used (by default) when a user connects to the
Managed File Transfer
Administrator through their browser over HTTPS. While this default certificate works for establishing a secure channel, users will see warnings about a host name mismatch when they connect.  This is because the host name in the shipped certificate will be different than the host name of the machine which you installed
Managed File Transfer
to. 
To avoid these host mismatch warnings, it is recommended to create your own certificate (for your machine’s host name) and update the
Managed File Transfer
configuration file with the new certificate information.
Follow the instructions below to create a new certificate and update the
Managed File Transfer
configuration file:
  1. From within the
    Managed File Transfer
    browser-based Administrator, create a new certificate in the Default Private Keys Store.   Read the section "Creating a New SSL Certificate" in the on-line help text to learn how to create a certificate.  Note that the Common Name in the new certificate must match the domain name, host name, or IP address of the server on which
    Managed File Transfer
    is installed.
  2. Open the configuration file [Install_Dir]/tomcat/conf/server.xml, where [Install_Dir] is the installation directory for
    Managed File Transfer
    .  Then modify the value in the keyAlias attribute to be the alias of the new certificate you created in step 1.

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