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Created ‎04-16-2015 04:02 PM

Sorry,

 

So the term "truststore" is over-loaded.  Are you saying a JKS file that you configure from the CM UI as a truststore for each service in the cluster, including management services?  Or a "default" truststore like [JAVA_HOME]/jre/lib/security/cacerts (or jssecacerts) that establishes inherent trust as we have been discussing...

 

You have a number of configuration changes to make, one for each service, to recognize that trust store file (as opposed to instrumenting the JDK for trust).

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