Enterprise 11: Import HTTPS and CA certificates
- Updated: 2022/08/11
Enterprise 11: Import HTTPS and CA certificates
After installing Control Room, import a certificate for HTTPS or a Certificate Authority (CA) certificate using the command prompt.
Procedure
To import a CA or HTTPS certificate for configuring the Control Room for secure connection using the command prompt, perform the following steps:
- Run the command prompt in administrator mode.
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Go to the Automation Anywhere installation path using the CD command in the command prompt window:
C:\Program Files\Automation
Anywhere\Enterprise
The default installation path is C:\Program Files\Automation Anywhere\Enterprise.
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Enter or paste the following command in the prompt:
- For HTTPS certificate, enter following the
command:
jre\bin\java -jar certmgr.jar -appDir "C:\Program Files\Automation Anywhere\Enterprise" -setServerCert "certificate path\certificate-name.pfx" -privateKeyPass password
For example, jre\bin\java -jar certmgr.jar -appDir "C:\Program Files\Automation Anywhere\Enterprise" -setServerCert "C:\Users\cradmin\Desktop\crcert.pfx" -privateKeyPass Ac_d!#%tH
Password limitation: Do not use the @ special character in passwords. Using this character in the password causes the certificate file import to fail. -
For CA certificate (Database):
- Enter the following command:
jre\bin\java -jar certmgr.jar -appDir "C:\Program Files\Automation Anywhere\Enterprise" -importTrustCert "D:\<user name>\My Downloads\CA31.cer"
/> - Add the following parameters to the
boot.db.properties file in the
config folder in the Automation Anywhere
installation path.
C:\Program Files\Automation Anywhere\Enterprise\config trustServerCertificate=false
- Enter the following command:
- For HTTPS certificate, enter following the
command:
- Restart the Automation Anywhere Control Room Reverse Proxy.
- If you have installed IQ Bot, follow the steps in this task to install the certificate: Reinstalling HTTPS and SSL certificates