on 04-21-2013 12:24 PM
Hi Experts,
Need your help for faster execution . We are stuck at one step :-
http://scn.sap.com/message/7146900#7146900
http://scn.sap.com/people/rajasekhar.reddy14/blog/2010/04/13/how-to-configure-ftps-in-file-adapter
We have IDOC to receiver FTPS scenario in PI 7.1
Port --11005
1. We have created & Configured PI Private key
NWA – Configutation Management ---- Key Store – Service SSL
2. As per this PI Private Key , we “Generate CSR Request “ and sent to our client to get trusted“ Client Public/Trusted Keys”.
We got below trusted keys from client.
trusted -Leaf
trusted -Root-CA
trusted -Server-CA
3. What will be the hierarchy or priority to load above keys.
How to -- Load trusted keys in keystore
Is this the option -- >NWA – Configutation Management ---- Key Store – Service SSL --- Import CSR Responses.
Kindly suggest !
Hi Anshul,
Just to get clear on the scenario:
ECC sends idoc to PI and PI delivers to SFTP channel ?
A CSR request is a request to have your certificate signed by a certificate authority like verisign.
In your case - I assume you only want to create a trust - it's sufficient to import the certificate of your SFTP channel into the java stack of the PI system.
Kind regards,
Mark
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Hi Anshul,
What I usually do is send a test message to the sftp channel. This test message will fail since the certificate is not yet placed in the correct keystore. Then you go to the NetWeaver Administrator -> Configuration -> Certificated and Keys -> TicketKeystore
The certificate of the sftp server should automatically be placed in the TicketKeystore view.
From there you can export it and import it into the keystore that you have configured for your sftp scenario.
Hope this helps!
Kind regards,
Mark
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