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1.登录你的阿里云管理台，产品与服务-->安全-->SSL证书 2、选择购买证书 3、圈重点，考试要考的~ 品牌选择Symantec 保护类型选择1个域名， 然后证书类型就会显示对应的 免费 证书类型了，，注意哦~是免费的，哈哈 之后选择购买就可以了，购买完成之后，在填写下相关信息，申请一下证书，很快的，几分钟就申请成功了，以下就是我申请成功的界面，因为我服务器用的是tomcat，所以这边我就下载的是tomcat证书，下面写的也是相关tomcat配置方法 下载证书文件，并且解压出来 4.服务器上的配置 在服务器上的tomcat安装目录下创建一个cert文件夹，建议在conf文件夹中创建 mkdir cert 然后将解压出来的这个.pfx文件上传到刚刚创建的cert目录下面 放好了之后执行下面这行命令，生成jks文件，需要输入密码，强烈建议jks密码和pfx密码一致 该命令在cert文件夹中执行 keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore xxx.pfx -destkeystore your-name.jks -srcstoretype PKCS12 -deststoretype JKS 5.服务器上tomcat的server.xml配置文件修改，(修改完以下配置之后，记得重启tomcat服务) 1) 2) 3) 6. 阿里云安全组配置（划重点，考试要考

以下内容均是在mac版本电脑上的操作 1、生成签名 //根目录执行以下命令 keytool -genkey -v -keystore ~/sign.jks -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000 -alias sign //输出 输入密钥库口令: 再次输入新口令: 您的名字与姓氏是什么? [Unknown]: chen 您的组织单位名称是什么? [Unknown]: gwfx 您的组织名称是什么? [Unknown]: no 您所在的城市或区域名称是什么? [Unknown]: 深圳 您所在的省/市/自治区名称是什么? [Unknown]: 广东省 该单位的双字母国家/地区代码是什么? [Unknown]: CN CN=chen, OU=gwfx, O=no, L=深圳, ST=广东省, C=CN是否正确? [否]: y 正在为以下对象生成 2,048 位RSA密钥对和自签名证书 (SHA256withRSA) (有效期为 10,000 天): CN=chen, OU=gwfx, O=no, L=深圳, ST=广东省, C=CN [正在存储/Users/admin/sign.jks] 执行命令 keytool -list -v -keystore sign.jks -alias sign -storepass 123456

I have followed the steps as per officials says for digitally signing my android application.for signing in release mode they are saying to use .keystore file and it's credentials like this .I am using android studio so that am getting .jks file instead.So where do i need to keep the .jks file according to the docs for building my signed APK ? Please give a simple elaboration on this.and say if am doing anything wrong ? Thanks. You can put the .jks file anywhere. It means that you can put the file inside your project, or you can put the file in an external folder (just take a look the path

When reading in a KeyStore using a FileInputStream as follows, does one need to explicitly close the input-steam to stop system resources being wasted ? FileInputStream fin = new FileInputStream("keystore.jks"); KeyStore keystore = KeyStore.getInstance("JKS"); keystore.load(fin, password); // Is this line needed ?? fin.close(); Is this FileInputStream closed automatically by the load() method or is explicit manually intervention required? Is this FileInputStream closed automatically by the load() method or is explicit manually intervention required? yes it required to close to over come

I wonder if I am able to make a connection using curl like the following command, curl --cacert some.pem https://someurl.com/resource How do I convert this to httpclient code? I understands I need to convert the pem file and create a new keystore, etc. But all these openssl, keytool commands, keystore, truststore confuses me, I don't know which one to use and in which order. Bruno You need to create a keystore (which you'll use as a trust store) from the PEM file. This can be done as follows. keytool -import -file cacert.pem -alias myca -keystore truststore.jks You then need to use this

I've followed this guide so as to setup my Tomcat 8 instance with SSL layer, producing a client and server keystores and a public client certificate autosigned. The issue is, I guess, that I don't really know how to configure Tomcat's Connector... Here you are my current server.xml file (removed unnecessary comments): <?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?> <Server port="8005" shutdown="SHUTDOWN"> <Listener className="org.apache.catalina.startup.VersionLoggerListener"/> <Listener SSLEngine="on" className="org.apache.catalina.core.AprLifecycleListener"/> <Listener className="org.apache.catalina

I have a keystore which has multiple keys and certificates added to it I want to used a certificate based on the aliases from the key store and use it for SSL I tried to set the following System properties but nothing helped System.setProperty("javax.net.ssl.keyAlias", "abcd"); System.setProperty("javax.net.ssl.keyStoreAlias", "abcd"); It always uses the first certificate from the keystore instead of matching the key aliases If you look at the Customization section of the JSSE Reference Guide (or the entire guide), there's no javax.net.ssl.keyAlias or javax.net.ssl.keyStoreAlias property. It's