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This section includes the following steps to configureSSL with your IBM WebSphere Application Server.
For enabling SSL, WebSphere needs access to a user accountin the local OS user registry that has permission to administerthe system:
(Windows) Create a new Windows user who is part of theAdministrators group and has the privilege to act as part of theoperating system. (See Create aWindows user for WebSphere.)
(Linux, UNIX) The user can be a root user or another userwho has root privileges. When you enable SSL on WebSphere, use theserver identification and password of this user.
Create a user by entering the following command in a commandprompt:
Set the password of the new user by entering passwd inthe command prompt.
(Linux and Solaris) Create a shadow password file by entering pwconv (with noparameters) in the command prompt.
Note:
(Linuxand Solaris) For WebSphere Application Server Local OS security registryto work, a shadow password file must exist. The shadow passwordfile is usually named /etc/shadow and is based on the /etc/passwd file. If the shadow password file does not exist, an error occurs after enabling global security and configuring the user registry as Local OS.
Open the group file from the /etc directory in a text editor.
Add the user who you created in step 2 to the root group.
(UNIX with SSL enabled) Start and stop WebSphere as the rootuser.
Log in to Windows by using an administrator useraccount.
Select Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Computer Management > Local Users and Groups.
Type a user name and password in the appropriate boxes, andtype any other information you require in the remaining boxes.
Deselect User Must Change Password At Next Login,click Create, and then click Close.
Click Users, right-click the user you just createdand select Properties.
In the Enter The Object Names To Select box, type Administrators,click Check Names to ensure that the group name is correct.
Select Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Local Security Policy > Local Policies.
Click User Rights Assignment, and then right-click Act asPart of the Operating System and select Properties.
In the Enter The Object Names To Select box, type the nameof the user you created in step 4, click Check Names to ensurethat the name is correct, and then click OK.
Click OK to close the Act As Part Of The OperatingSystem Properties dialog box.
Configure WebSphere to use thenewly created user as Administrator
In WebSphere Administrative Console, select Security > Global Security.
Under Administrative security, select Administrative user roles.
Add the newly created user to Mapped to role and map it toAdministrator.
In WebSphere Administrative Console, select Security > Global Security.
Ensure Enable Application Security checkbox is enabled.Click Next.
Specify the credentials you want to set and click Next.
Restart the WebSphere profile.
WebSphere will startusing the default keystore and truststore.
Truststores and keystores can be created using ikeymanutility or admin console. To make ikeyman work properly, enure thatthe WebSphere installation path does not contain parentheses.
In WebSphere Administrative Console, select Security > SSL certificate and key management.
Click Keystores and certificates under Related items.
In the Key store usages dropdown, ensure that SSL Keystores isselected. Click New.
Specify the path where you want your keystore to be created.If you have already created a keystore through ikeyman, specifythe path to the keystore file.
If you had added already created a keystore using ikeyman,your certificate will appear. Otherwise, you need to add a new self-signedcertificate by performing the following steps:
Specify appropriate values on the certificate form. Ensurethat you keep Alias and common name as fully-qualified domain nameof the machine.
Repeat steps 2 through 10 for creating a truststore.
Apply custom keystore and truststoreto the server
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In WebSphere Administrative Console, select Security > SSL certificate and key management.
Click Manage endpoint security configuration. Thelocal topology map opens.
From the truststore name and keystore name drop-down lists,select the custom truststore and keystore that you created.
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Your profile now runson custom SSL settings and your certificate.
In WebSphere Administrative Console, select Security > Global Security.
In the Authentication section, expand RMI/IIOP security andclick CSIv2 inbound communications.
Ensure that SSL-supported is selected in the Transportdrop down list.
Configuring WebSphere to convertURLs that begins with https
To convert a URL that begins with https, add a Signer certificatefor that URL to the WebSphere server.
Createa Signer certificate for a https enabled site
In WebSphere Administrative Console, navigate to Signer certificatesand then click Security > SSL Certificate and Key Management> Key Stores and Certificates > NodeDefaultTrustStore >Signer Certificates.
Click Retrieve From Port and perform these tasks:
In the Host box, type the URL. For example, type www.paypal.com.
In the Port box, type 443. This port isthe default SSL port.
In the Alias box, type an alias.
Click Retrieve Signer Information and then verify that theinformation is retrieved.
HTML-to-PDFconversion from the site whose certificate is added will now work fromthe Generate PDF service.
Note:
For an applicationto connect to SSL sites from inside WebSphere, a Signer certificateis required. It is used by Java Secure Socket Extensions (JSSE)to validate certificates that the remote side of the connectionsent during an SSL handshake.
IBM WebSphere does not allow multiple calls to ORB.init()when Global Security is enabled. You can read about the permanentrestriction at http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1PK58704.
Perform the following steps to set the port to be dynamic andresolve the issue:
In WebSphere Administrative Console, select Servers > Server Types > WebSphere application server.
In the Configuration tab, under Communications section,expand Ports, and click Details.
Click the following port names, change the port number to0, and click OK.
ORB_LISTENER_ADDRESS
SAS_SSL_SERVERAUTH_LISTENER_ADDRESS
CSIV2_SSL_SERVERAUTH_LISTENER_ADDRESS
CSIV2_SSL_MUTUALAUTH_LISTENER_ADDRESS
Open [aem-forms_root]crx-repositorylaunchpadsling.propertiesfile for editing.
Locate the sling.bootdelegation.ibm propertyand add com.ibm.websphere.ssl.* to its value field.The updated field look like the following:
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