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Retrieve from port

Use this page to retrieve a signer certificate from a remote SSL port. The system connects to the specified remote SSL host and port and receives the signer during the handshake using an SSL configuration.

From the admin console, click...

To retrieve a signer certificate from a specific port, you enter the host and port, select an SSL configuration from the pull-down list, and enter an alias to identify the signer certificate. Click Retrieve Signer Information and information about the signer certificate is displayed, such as the serial number of the certificate, who the certificate is issued to and by, the certificate finger print, and the expiration information for the certificate. If we want the certificate to be stored in the keystore, click Apply or Save.


Host

Host name to which you connect when attempting to retrieve the signer certificate from the SSL port.

Information Value
Data type: Text


Port

The SSL port to which you connect when attempting to retrieve the signer certificate.

In a network deployment environment, specify the correct secure sockets layer (SSL) port number when attempting to retrieve a signer certificate from a remote SSL port.

All certificates must be in place prior to retrieving them from the deployment manager or from base servers.

Information Value
Data type: Text


SSL configuration for outbound connection

The SSL configuration used to connect to the previously specified SSL port. This configuration is also the SSL configuration containing the signer after retrieval. This SSL configuration does not need to have the trusted certificate for the SSL port as it is retrieved during validation and presented here.

Information Value
Data type: Text


Alias

Certificate alias name to reference the signer in the key store, which is specified in the SSL configuration.

Information Value
Data type: Text


Retrieved signer information

Signer certificate information if it is retrieved from the remote host and port.

  • Create a Secure Sockets Layer configuration
  • Keystores and certificates collection
  • Signer certificates collection