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IBM WebSphere V5.0 Security - CGISecurity

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10.10.1 Generating a digital certificate<br />

The use of ikeyman to create a digital certificate has been documented in 10.9,<br />

“Demo keyfile” on page 261. However, the version of ikeyman provided with the<br />

<strong>IBM</strong> HTTP Server supports the CMS Key Database format (KDB) which is not<br />

supported with the <strong>IBM</strong> JSSE-based ikeyman tool provided with <strong>WebSphere</strong>.<br />

The KDB format is required by the <strong>IBM</strong> HTTP Server and therefore the ikeyman<br />

usage differs slightly to begin with. The differences will be documented in this<br />

section.<br />

Be sure to start the correct version of ikeyman; do not start the ikeyman version<br />

provided by <strong>WebSphere</strong>. The process for starting ikeyman differs depending on<br />

the type of operating system used.<br />

For UNIX systems, the process is as follows.<br />

1. Issue the following command:<br />

export JAVA_HOME=/usr/jdk_base<br />

2. From the /bin directory, run ./ikeyman<br />

For Windows systems, the process is as follows.<br />

1. From the Start menu, select Programs -> <strong>IBM</strong> HTTP Server 1.3.26 -> Start<br />

Key Management Utility.<br />

Note: This is a different version of the ikeyman utility. It works with different<br />

types of key stores.<br />

You can see the difference between the two applications; the <strong>IBM</strong> HTTP<br />

Server ikeyman does not have the small human-shaped icon.<br />

Chapter 10. Administering <strong>WebSphere</strong> security 279

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