Use these links to see topics about configuring SSL connections to external systems:
You must obtain the SMTP server certificate to complete this task.
If you are configuring multiple authenticators, and have configured an additional LDAP Authenticator to communicate over SSL (one-way SSL only), you need to put the corresponding LDAP server's root certificate in an additional keystore used by the virtualization (libOVD) functionality.
Note:
Before completing this task, you must configure the custom property called virtualize
(lower case), and set its value to true
, see Configuring Identity Store Virtualization Using Fusion Middleware Control.
See Starting and Stopping Components in System Administrator's Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition.
Create the keystore:
Set environment variables ORACLE_HOME, WL_HOME and JAVA_HOME.
For example (on UNIX):
set ORACLE_HOME= orahome
set WL_HOME=orahome/wlserver
set JAVA_HOME=orahome/oracle_common/jdk
Set up the keystore by running libovdconfig.sh (on UNIX), or libovdconfig.bat (on Windows), using -createKeystore option.
For example, on UNIX, open a shell prompt and change the directory to <OracleHome>/oracle_common/bin
. Then, run the following command (which prompts for the Oracle Business Intelligence administrator user name and password), for example:
./libovdconfig.sh -host <hostname> -port <Admin_Server_Port> -userName <BI Admin User> -domainPath <OracleHome>/user_projects/domains/bi -createKeystore
When prompted, enter the Oracle Business Intelligence administrator password, and the OVD Keystore password, a new password that is used to secure a Keystore file, created by the libovdconfig.sh -createKeystore
command.
Once this command runs, you should see two new credentials in the Credential Store and a new Keystore file called adapters.jks
under <OracleHome>/user_projects/domains/bi/config/fmwconfig/ovd/default
.
Export the root certificate from the LDAP directory.
Import the root certificate to the libOVD
keystore using the keytool command:
<OracleHome>/jdk/jre/bin/keytool -import -keystore <OracleHome>/user_projects/domains/bi/config/fmwconfig/ovd/default/adapters.jks -storepass <KeyStore password> -alias <alias of your choice> -file <Certificate filename>
Restart WebLogic Server and Oracle Business Intelligence processes.