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May 3, 2012 11:16
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Creating keystores
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| rem 1) Key-Pair Generation For Client with: | |
| d:\apps\jdk6\bin\keytool -genkey -keyalg RSA -keysize 1024 -keystore d:\cert\client1ks.jks -storepass test1234 -alias client1 -keypass client1pass -dname "CN=testuser1, OU=tmdev, O=dev, L=ist, ST=tr, C=tr" | |
| rem 2) Public Cer Exported for Client with: test1public.cer | |
| d:\apps\jdk6\bin\keytool -keystore d:\cert\client1ks.jks -storepass test1234 -alias client1 -keypass client1pass -exportcert -file d:\cert\test1public.cer | |
| rem 3) Add extracted Client Public Cer to trusted store of Server KeyStore: | |
| d:\apps\jdk6\bin\keytool -keystore "d:\cert\server.jks" -storepass server1234 -import -file "d:\cert\test1public.cer" -alias trustedclient1 | |
| rem 4) Key-Pair Generation For Server with: | |
| d:\apps\jdk6\bin\keytool -genkey -keyalg RSA -keysize 1024 -keystore d:\cert\server.jks -storepass server1234 -alias server1 -keypass server1pass -dname "CN=server1, OU=tmdev, O=dev, L=ist, ST=tr, C=tr" | |
| rem 5) Server Cer Exported for Client with: test1public.cer | |
| d:\apps\jdk6\bin\keytool -keystore d:\cert\server.jks -storepass server1234 -alias server1 -keypass server1pass -exportcert -file d:\cert\serverpublic.cer | |
| rem 6) Add extracted Server Public Cer to trusted store of Client KeyStore: | |
| d:\apps\jdk6\bin\keytool -keystore d:\cert\client1ks.jks -storepass test1234 -import -file d:\cert\serverpublic.cer -alias trustedserver |
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