Import existing CA-signed certificates - PingIntelligence for APIs - 5.1

You can import your existing CA-signed certificate in API Publish service. To import the CA-signed certificate, stop API Publish service if it is already running. Complete the following steps to import the CA-signed certificate:

1. Export your CA-signed certificate to PKCS12 store by entering the following command:

   # openssl pkcs12 -export -in <your_CA_cerficate.crt> -inkey <your_certificate_key.key> -out abs.p12 -name <alias_name>

   For example:

   # openssl pkcs12 -export -in ping.crt -inkey ping.key -out abs.p12 -name exampleCAcertificate
   Enter Export Password:
   Verifying - Enter Export Password:

   Note: If you have intermediate certificate from CA, then append the content to the <your_CA_certificate>.crt file.
2. Import the certificate and key from the PKCS12 store to Java Keystore by entering the following command. The command requires the destination keystore password. The destination keystore password entered in the command should be same that is configured in the apipublish.properties file.

   The following is a snippet of the apipublish.properties file where the destination keystore password is stored. The password is obfuscated.

   # Java Keystore password
   jks_password=OBF:AES:Q3vcrnj7VZILTPdJnxkOsyimHRvGDQ==:daYWJ5QgzxZJAnTkuRlFpreM1rsz3FFCulhAUKj7ww4=
   									

   Enter the following command:

   # keytool -importkeystore -destkeystore apipublish.jks -srckeystore abs.p12 -srcstoretype PKCS12 -alias <alias_name> -storetype jks

   For example:

   # keytool -importkeystore -destkeystore apipublish.jks -srckeystore abs.p12 -srcstoretype PKCS12 -alias exampleCAcertificate -storetype jks
   Importing keystore apipublish.p12 to abs.jks...
   Enter destination keystore password:
   Re-enter new password:
   Enter source keystore password:

3. Copy the apipublish.jks file created in step 2 to /config/ssl directory.
4. Start API Publish service by entering the following command:

   # ./bin/start.sh