How to remove existing ssl cert from wasp.keystore
Article ID: 9949
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Products
DX Unified Infrastructure Management (Nimsoft / UIM)
Issue/Introduction
How to remove existing ssl cert from wasp.keystore
Environment
Any UIM Version
Resolution
The keytool will be located on the UMP server in a folder like :
/Nimsoft/jre/jre7/bin/keytool.exe
The wasp.keystore will be in /probes/service/wasp/conf/
You will probably have to specify the exact path(s).
1. You can use the keytool to delete the certificates (similar to importing them). First you will want to use keytool -list to list the aliases in the keystore, then delete them as in the following example (which shows deleting the 'wasp' alias certificate):
keytool -delete -alias wasp -keystore wasp_keystore.jks.
2. You can stop the wasp probe, delete the existing keystore, and restart wasp. Then, use the Probe Utility (CTRL+P in infrastructure manager) to run the callback called "ssl_reinitalize_keystore" vs. the wasp probe. This will generate a new keystore (you must provide a new password.)
/Nimsoft/jre/jre7/bin/keytool.exe
The wasp.keystore will be in /probes/service/wasp/conf/
You will probably have to specify the exact path(s).
1. You can use the keytool to delete the certificates (similar to importing them). First you will want to use keytool -list to list the aliases in the keystore, then delete them as in the following example (which shows deleting the 'wasp' alias certificate):
keytool -delete -alias wasp -keystore wasp_keystore.jks.
2. You can stop the wasp probe, delete the existing keystore, and restart wasp. Then, use the Probe Utility (CTRL+P in infrastructure manager) to run the callback called "ssl_reinitalize_keystore" vs. the wasp probe. This will generate a new keystore (you must provide a new password.)
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