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#Connect to the Weblogic Host through FTP and upload your keystore.jks and truststore.jks to your user home | |
#Connect to the Weblogic Host through SSH with your user | |
#Copy the trustStore and keyStore to a tmp folder available from your {YourWeblogicUser} | |
[{YourSSHUser}@{YourWeblogicHost} ~]$ cp truststore.jks /tmp/ | |
[{YourSSHUser}@{YourWeblogicHost} ~]$ cp keystore.jks /tmp/ | |
#Sudo to {YourWeblogicUser} | |
[{YourSSHUser}@{YourWeblogicHost} ~]$ sudo su - {YourWeblogicUser} | |
#Copy files to {YourWeblogicDomainPath}/{YourWeblogicDomainName}/certificates | |
[{YourWeblogicUser}@{YourWeblogicHost} ~]$ mkdir {YourWeblogicDomainPath}/{YourWeblogicDomainName}/certificates | |
[{YourWeblogicUser}@{YourWeblogicHost} ~]$ cp /tmp/truststore.jks {YourWeblogicDomainPath}/{YourWeblogicDomainName}/certificates | |
[{YourWeblogicUser}@{YourWeblogicHost} ~]$ cp /tmp/keystore.jks {YourWeblogicDomainPath}/{YourWeblogicDomainName}/certificates |
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