Private key used for authentication
Managing Host Certificates
Anypoint Partner Manager supports the following types of host certificates:
Certificate Type | Description | Used by |
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Identity key |
The following types of endpoints, when the authentication type is
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Public certificate |
Certificate generated by a certificate authority (CA) |
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For AS2 endpoints, you must also configure at least one host keystore, as described in Managing AS2 Host Keystores. |
Add a Host Certificate
To add a host certificate:
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In the sidebar, access the <host> page.
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In the Certificates section, click New.
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Select a certificate type.
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Enter the settings for the selected certificate type:
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Click Save.
Public Certificate Settings
To configure settings for a public certificate:
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In the Certificate name field, enter the name of the public certificate.
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In the Certificate field, click Choose file and select a public certificate.
Identity Key Certificate Settings
To configure settings for an identity key certificate:
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In the Identity Key Name field, enter the name of the identity key certificate.
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In the <host> Identity Key PEM File field, click Choose file and select an identity key certificate.
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In the Key Passphrase field, enter a passphrase for protecting the identity key certificate.
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In the Expiration Date field, optionally enter an expiration date for the certificate. This date is a reminder for you, but Anypoint Partner Manager doesn’t enforce it.
Update a Host Certificate
Update a host certificate by selecting a different certificate file to associate with the it:
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In the sidebar, access the <host> page.
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In the Certificates section, click the name of the certificate that you want to update.
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Click Edit.
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Click Choose File and select a certificate file.
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Click Update.
Remove a Host Certificate
If a host certificate isn’t associated with an endpoint, you can remove it from Anypoint Partner Manager:
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In the sidebar, access the <host> page.
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In the Certificates section, hover over the name of the host certificate to remove.
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Click the trash can icon on the right.
Enforce Certificate Expiration Dates for AS2 Requests
To prevent inbound AS2 requests with expired certificates from being processed by Anypoint Partner Manager:
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In the sidebar, access the <host> page.
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In the Global endpoint settings section, click AS2 in the Inbound endpoint settings column.
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Select Enforce AS2 certificate expiration date.
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Click Save.