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Managing Key Stores and Aliases

You can use a Server Control command to change a default key store to a custom key store, or a custom key store to a default key store. To change the key store from default to custom, you provide the custom key store name and alias in the command. To change the key store from custom to default, you provide the database user name and password within the command. In both scenarios you must provide the database path.

Launch Server Control from the

Start

menu on Microsoft Windows, or use the

server

shell script on Linux or UNIX.

Enter the following syntax:

server config setKeyStore -path <path> [-storeName <storeName> -alias <alias>] | [-user <user> -password <password>]

Path is a required parameter. If you want to change the key store from default to custom, both key store name and alias are required parameters. If you want to change the key store from custom to default, both user name and password are required parameters. Do not use both sets of parameters in the same command invocation.

You can also set another alias in a database object. The alias must already exist in the designated key store. You can set the alias, the key store name, or both.

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