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Dominik
Occasional Contributor
8 years ago

How to set the SSL keystore on VirtServer?

Hi all,   I configure Virts on Windows using R!A. I deploy the Virt on the VirtServer running on Linux. The Virts receive request over https. I managed to set the keystore on my local Virt. But af...
  • Shadid's avatar
    Shadid
    8 years ago

    Hi,

     

    You need to create or copy the keystore to the Linux system where you are running the VirtServer. Then you need to update the VirtServer configuration file (<installation-dir>/bin/virt-server.yml). In the config file you need to un-comment the virtSSL section and update the keystore information according to your setting. 

     

    # SSL configuration for virts
#virtSSL:
    #virtKeystorePath: /path/.keystore  
    #virtKeystorePassword: keystoreSecret
    #virtKeyPassword: keySecret
    #virtTrustStorePath: /path/.keystore
    #virtTrustStorePassword: trustStoreSecret

     

    Here you can find more details about VirtServer configuration http://readyapi.smartbear.com/virtserver/reference/settings.

     

    Regards,

    Shadid Chowdhury

    SmartBear Sweden

Shadid's avatar
Shadid
Staff

Hi,

 

You need to create or copy the keystore to the Linux system where you are running the VirtServer. Then you need to update the VirtServer configuration file (<installation-dir>/bin/virt-server.yml). In the config file you need to un-comment the virtSSL section and update the keystore information according to your setting. 

 

# SSL configuration for virts
#virtSSL:
    #virtKeystorePath: /path/.keystore  
    #virtKeystorePassword: keystoreSecret
    #virtKeyPassword: keySecret
    #virtTrustStorePath: /path/.keystore
    #virtTrustStorePassword: trustStoreSecret

 

Here you can find more details about VirtServer configuration http://readyapi.smartbear.com/virtserver/reference/settings.

 

Regards,

Shadid Chowdhury

SmartBear Sweden

Dominik's avatar
Dominik
Occasional Contributor
8 years ago

Dear Shadid,

 

thanks for the answer. That's what I was looking for.

 

 

Regards

Dominik