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Server certificates can be either self-signed (for intranet use or to invoke SSL encryption) or they can be signed by a Certificate Authority. A Certificate Authority is a third-party organization that both server and client trust, who provides some level of guarantee as to the identity of the server.
For more information on authentication, see the Website Security online help document.
server_root/bin/authstore |
on Solaris |
server_root\bin\authstore.exe |
on Windows |
| where server_root is the directory of the installed Java Web ServerTM. |
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The AuthStore tool is run from the command line -- the ability to create and manage server certificates is not available through the Administration Tool.
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