Oracle Wallets – SSL/HTTPS OWM

Hi,

I am planning to implement SSL over my OID server. I have followed the instructions from creating a new configset to creating a wallet but I want to have a local certificate (not coming from CA like verisign or thawte) just to test if ssl is working for my OID server.
How can I do that?

Mac,
OID server by default listen on SSL and Non SSL port so I am not sure what you are looking for or configuring ..

Do you mean you want to store certificate wallet in OID ?

How to enable SSL with genearted wallet

Hi,

I am new to OAS, i have configured LDAP of my app with Microsoft AD, Now i want to configure SSL of OAS (HTTP Server) with Microsoft CA Authority.

What i have for SSL activity is as follows:
– Created a wallet by default: ewallet.p12
– CA root Certificate xxx.cer

How can i use my CA root Certificate with wallet so that enable ssl.
After that i will require SSLClientAuth required.

@ FN,
Use wallet manager , owm to import your CA’s root certificate as trusted certificate.

Then from owm generate certificate request for your OAS (enter website name “ServerName field of httpd.conf” as cn for certificate request). Give to your microsoft CA for signing. Get signed certificate back and import certificate in to wallet.

This will create wallet files in OHS (Oracle HTTP server). Then configure SSL on OHS as mentioned here here

(Steps may differ slightly based on your OHS)

Atul,

My client has a certificate that can be used on any server within the domain. I want to import it into wallet. Is it enough if I import only this server.cer. What about the private key and the ca.cer?

Thanks
JJ

@ jjohn,
You must import CA certificate if they are are not already in Trusted Certificate list

Hi Atul,

We are on soa suite 11.1.1.5.
I couldn/t find owm executable in my soa suite home (/u01/oracle/Middleware/).but we have owm in /u01/apps/oracle/rcuhome/bin.
when I run this, I am getting the below error.
Kindly suggest me how to resolve this..

[oracle@alvmnrvltsoa01 bin]$ ./owm
./owm: line 164: /ade/aime_rcuintegration_932542/rcuintegration/shiphome/rcuHome/jdk/jre//bin/java: No such file or directory
Done.

Thanks,
Chandru

@ Chandruhere4u,
You should not use owm (wallet Manager) for Fusion Middleware Products.

Use EM or WebLogic (depending on components for which you wish to use SSL).

What is your business requirement ?

Hi Atul,
Thanks for your reply…
We have a remote system which needs to be connected using ftps.. They have provided us with the certificate..
So kindly suggest me the way that i need take forward..

Thanks in adance..

Cheers
chandru

@ chandruhere4u

In my view, you should use FTPAdpter in SOA as explained in

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/integration.1111/e10231/adptr_file.htm#BABDIACD

and

For SFTP using ssh
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/integration.1111/e10231/adptr_file.htm#CACJIGEF

HI Atul,

We have a Oracle EBS R12.1.2 system, which was running on a 10.2.0.5 database. Load Balancer is enabled. For security concern the scenario enable the SSL. Please let me know the how can i go ahead…

Regards,
Anshul

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