Configuring HTTPS for the Administrator Tool Using a Certificate Signed by a Certificate Authority

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Step 4. Configure HTTPS for Each Gateway Node in the Domain

To configure the Administrator tool to use the keystore file signed by a certificate authority, run the infasetup command line program to configure HTTPS for each gateway node in the domain.

Shut down the gateway node.

If this is the only gateway node in the domain, shut down all worker nodes before you shut down the gateway node.

To enable HTTPS support for the gateway node, run the infasetup UpdateGatewayNode command. Include the HttpsPort, KeystoreFile, and KeystorePass options using the following syntax:

infasetup UpdateGatewayNode –DatabaseAddress <database_hostname:database_port> -DatabaseUserName <database_user_name> -DatabasePassword <database_password> -DatabaseType <database_type> -DatabaseServiceName <database_service_name> -DomainName <domain_name> -HttpsPort <https_port> -KeystoreFile <keystore_file_location> -KeystorePass <keystore_password>

Specify the name and location of the keystore file that you created for this gateway node. For example, run the following command:

infasetup UpdateGatewayNode –DatabaseAddress calvin:1521 -DatabaseUserName Admin -DatabasePassword AdminPass -DatabaseType Oracle -DatabaseServiceName ORCL -DomainName ProductionDomain -HttpsPort 9091 -KeystoreFile admintool.keystore -KeystorePass changeit

Start the gateway node.

Configuring HTTPS for the Administrator Tool Using a Certificate Signed by a Certificate Authority

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Configuring HTTPS for the Administrator Tool Using a Certificate Signed by a Certificate Authority

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Step 4. Configure HTTPS for Each Gateway Node in the Domain

Step 4. Configure HTTPS for Each Gateway Node in the Domain