To transfer data to and from cloud applications, it is mandatory that Adeptia Suite is configured on Public IP and it is accessed through HTTPS protocol. You also need to configure the Keystore with Certificate signed by CA authority.

You need to generate a new public/private key pair in default Adeptia keystore or any other keystore. Later, a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) needs to be generated and sent to a Certification Authority (CA) like VeriSign, Geotrust and Comodo. The response from the CA is then imported into keystore in which public/private key pair was generated. You can use Java Keytool for generating key, CSR and importing CA response into keystore. The advantage of using this approach is that root certificates of Certification Authority (CA) are already present in most internet browsers and widely accepted. User don't have to manually trust these certificates when accessing Adeptia Server over SSL through internet browser.
This section explains how to configure the keystore, which contains CA signed certificate, within Adeptia Suite.

Pre-requisites

Java keytool must be installed before you follow the steps mentioned below.

Steps to Configure the Keystore in Adeptia Suite

Copy the Keystore file to <Adeptia Installation folder>/ServerKernel\etc\jetty folder.

Alternately, you may place the keystore file in any folder of your choice.
Go to <Adeptia Installation folder>/ServerKernel\etc\jetty folder.
Open the jetty.xml file and configure the name and password of the new keystore as shown below:
Figure 2: Configuring Keystore in Adeptia Suite
Save this file.
Now restart Adeptia Suite Kernel and WebRunner and login to make sure that the process has been successfully completed. If the keystore is configured properly, you can see a lock sign on address bar of the browser.

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