Configuring CA Certificates for One-Click UI (Optional)
This section shows you how to configure CA Certificates for the One-Click User Interface. This task is optional.
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne One-Click Provisioning can be configured with a supplied CA certificate. However, after initial installation you must obtain your own CA certificates. These must be certificates that are verified by a verified CA authority such as Entrust and Symantec Corporation.
Prerequisite
You must obtain CA certificates and their chain of deliverables.
Configuring CA Certificates for One-Click UI (Optional)
Use this procedure to configure CA certificates for the One-Click Provisioning user interface. This step is not required for initial installation but is required for subsequent usage of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
- Combine the the contents of
rootca.pemandintermediateca.pemcertificates to a file namedca-cert.pemfile as per order from the CA authority. - Rename
.net.keytokey.pem. - Rename
<variable>.crttocert.pem. - Copy
ca-cert.pem,key.pemandcert.pemto this directory:/E1CloudConsole/keys -
Restart the Provisioning Server:
- Linux-based Provisioning Server
Restart the E1CloudConsole.service using following command:
sudo systemctl stop E1CloudConsole.service sudo systemctl start E1CloudConsole.service -
Microsoft Windows-based Provisioning Server
Use these steps to restart the user interface:
- Navigate to this directory:
\JDE\bin -
Open Powershell with Administrator rights.
-
Run this script:
.\E1CloudConsoleWin.ps1
- Navigate to this directory:
- Linux-based Provisioning Server