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lguevara
Partner - Creator II
Partner - Creator II

Qlik Replicate Server Linux SSL - generate pem for replacing self-signed

Hi,

The client want to Replacing the self-signed SSL.

they generated file.csr and keystore.jks in the server and send this to CA Local for signed.

Please some advice to generate this files in based the files before.

  • agent-ca.pem - The CA certificate
  • agent-certificate.pem - The public certificate
  • agent-private-key.pem - The private key data
  • agent-private-key-passphrase.dat - The private key passphrase

 

Thanks

 

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Steve_Nguyen
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@lguevara 

as stated in the user guide :

  • agent-ca.pem - The CA certificate ,,, this would be your CA certificate, if your company have it name different or another format. Replicate would need it to be in pem format and rename to match agent-ca.pem
  • agent-certificate.pem - The public certificate ,,, same here as well :  if your company have it name different or another format. Replicate would need it to be in pem format and rename 
  • agent-private-key.pem - The private key data ,,, same here as well :  if your company have it name different or another format. Replicate would need it to be in pem format and rename 
  • agent-private-key-passphrase.dat - The private key passphrase ,,, you would just need to edit this file and put your private key password, as stated in user guide .. When the Replicate service is restart, the plain key will then be one way hash.
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Steve_Nguyen
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@lguevara 

as stated in the user guide :

  • agent-ca.pem - The CA certificate ,,, this would be your CA certificate, if your company have it name different or another format. Replicate would need it to be in pem format and rename to match agent-ca.pem
  • agent-certificate.pem - The public certificate ,,, same here as well :  if your company have it name different or another format. Replicate would need it to be in pem format and rename 
  • agent-private-key.pem - The private key data ,,, same here as well :  if your company have it name different or another format. Replicate would need it to be in pem format and rename 
  • agent-private-key-passphrase.dat - The private key passphrase ,,, you would just need to edit this file and put your private key password, as stated in user guide .. When the Replicate service is restart, the plain key will then be one way hash.
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lguevara
Partner - Creator II
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Hi @Steve_Nguyen,

and if they dont private-key-passphrase, in the file .dat 

should only place?

 /clear:

 

thanks.

Steve_Nguyen
Support
Support

@lguevara Replicate SSL certificate need to have private key, it will not works without private key password.

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