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Add a Certificate for a Connector

CA IAM CS has its own keystore. You can add trusted certificates (either standalone certificates or keystores) to this keystore, using the Certificates tab.

When you work with CA IAM CS certificates, your changes apply only to the connector server that you are logged in to. The certificates for any peer connector servers remain unchanged.

Follow these steps:

1. Log in to CA IAM CS.
2. Click the Certificates tab.

   This tab lists all of the certificates in the CA IAM CS keystore. To filter the list of certificates by their names, type in the Certificate Filter box.

3. Click Add, then enter the details of the certificate:
   1. Select Certificate if the target is a standalone certificate file, or Key Store, if it is saved in a keystore.
   2. Browse to the certificate, select it, and click Add.
   3. Enter the alias. If you selected Key Store, this alias identifies the certificate in the keystore.
   4. If you selected Key Store, enter the keystore password.

The certificate or keystore is added to the CA IAM CS keystore, and the certificate is available for use by connectors.

Note the following information:

• To download a certificate, select it then click Download. You can download a certificate for either a private key or trusted certificate. You can then import this file another component, such as another instance of CA IAM CS.
• To delete a certificate from the CA IAM CS keystore, select it then click Remove. You can remove any trusted certificate from the CA IAM CS keystore. However, you cannot remote private key entries, because these keys are required by CA IAM CS.
• You cannot use the Certificates tab to manage private keys. Instead, update the Java keystore file and restart CA IAM CS.

Find the Version of a Connector

To determine the version of a connector that is already installed, use CA IAM CS.

The version of a bundle has the following format:

n.n.n.yyyymmdd

The first three numbers are separated by periods. These numbers represent the version of CA IAM CS that the connector was supplied with. The remaining digits represent the release date of the connector itself.

In this example, the connector was released on 21 January 2013, and it was released with CA IAM CS 1.1.0:

1.1.0.20130121

Follow these steps:

1. Log in to CA IAM CS.
2. Click the Bundles tab.

   The version of each bundle is shown in the Version tab.