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- Install ITBA
- Plan the Installation
- ITBA Components
- Licensing
- Deployment Solutions
- Prerequisites
- About the Installation
- Install and Configure the Vertica Database
- Install BOE
- Install the DBeaver Tool
- Silent Installation
- Console Installation
- GUI Installation
- Install the Supervisor After Installation
- Configure the Linux Port
- How to Use Your Own Certificate?
- How to Upload .BIAR Files
- Installation Logs
- Uninstall ITBA
- Currency
- Time Zones
How to Use Your Own Certificate?
Every time you log on, a warning about non-trusted certificate is issued with a certificate error. You can use your own certificate. To upload your own certificate to ITBA, perform the steps below on the ITBA server.
Note
- The Certificate and the Key should be in PEM format.
- By default, a self-signed certificate was used during the installation of ITBA. However, it is not recommended to use self-signed certificates in production environments as they may negate the benefits of end-to-end security by decreasing the ability of a user to detect a man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack.
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Replace the server certificate and the server private key in the web server.
- Obtain the server certificate and the server private key in PEM format. The procedure below refers to them as server.cer.pem and server.key.pem respectively.
- Copy the server.cer.pem and server.key.pem to $HPBA_HOME/conf/keys.
- Update the web server configuration to use those files.
- Edit $HPBA_HOME/webserver/httpd/conf/extra/httpd-ssl.conf.
- In httpd-ssl.conf, replace btoa.host.hp.com.key.pem with server.key.pem.
Replace btoa.host.hp.com.cert.pem with server.cer.pem. - Save changes.
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Configure the Java truststore to trust the CA that issued your server certificate.
- Obtain the CA certificate in PEM format. The procedure below refers to it as ca.cer.pem.
- Copy the ca.cer.pem to $HPBA_HOME/conf/keys.
- Import ca.cer.pem into the Java truststore.
- Use the CMD to access $HPBA_HOME/jdk/jre/bin.
- Execute keytool -import -trustcacerts -alias ca.cer.pem -keystore ../lib/security/cacerts -file $HPBA_HOME/conf/keys/ca.cer.pem.
- Enter the keystore password when prompted (default password is changeit).
- When prompted whether to trust the certificate, write y.
- Restart the ITBA application using the command $HPBA_HOME/supervisor/bin/hpba-restart.sh.sh.
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