7.2 Configuring One-Way SSL for the NSK C-Agent on the Veridata Server
If the Oracle
GoldenGate Veridata server keystore has not been created, then use the keytool command
as follows to generate the server keystore.
- Go to
<Server_installation_location>/config
directory. - Build Server Keystore with the following
command:
keytool -genkeypair -keyalg RSA -keystore vdtServerKeystore.p12 -storepass <unlock-password>
Import NSK C-Agent Certificate to Server Truststore
- Go to
<Server_installation_location>/config
directory, and copy the NSK C-agent certificate to this directory. - Run the following command to create a server truststore and import the NSK
C-agent certificate into this
truststore:
keytool -importcert -file <nsk-agent-certificate-file> -alias vdtAgent.crt.<unique-id> -keystore vdtServerTruststore.p12 -storepass <unlock-password>
Note:
When importing multiple NSK C-agent certificates into a server truststore, assign a unique-alias
value to each NSK C-agent certificate. - Delete the NSK C-agent certificate in
<Server_installation_location>/config
directory.
Save Server Truststore passwords to Server Wallet
- Run the script named
configure_server_ssl.sh
under<Server_installation_location>/config
directory. - For One-Way SSL, a Server Keystore is not required. If no Server Keystore has
been configured, then press Enter when prompted. However, if a Server Keystore
is available, enter the password when
prompted.
./configure_server_ssl.sh OGGV-80056: Copyright (c) 2013, 2024, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. OGGV-80057: Veridata Server SSL Configuration Utility OGGV-80058: Notes: OGGV-80059: This utility allows Veridata to access keystore and truststore. When entering the passwords below, unlock password should match the one used in keytool -storepass option. [OGGV-80060: Enter Server Keystore unlock password:] [OGGV-80062: Enter Server Truststore unlock password:]
Parent topic: Secure