Replacing the certificate
Start Jaguar Manager (see “Starting Jaguar Manager”), and connect to your server using “jagadmin.”
Select Tools | Connect | Security Manager to open the Security Manager. You are prompted for a PIN for the security store. The default value for the PIN is “sybase”.
Under Security Manager, highlight CA Certificates. Under CA Certificates, right-click Sybase Jaguar User Test CA, and select Delete Certificate.
Under Security Manager, select CACertificates. From the top menu, select File | Generate User Test Certificate.
The Generate User Test Certificate wizard launches. In the first window:
Select Key Strength from the drop-down list – accept the default of 512.
Enter Key Label – some text to uniquely identify the certificate.
Select Validity Period from the drop-down list – 5 years is recommended.
Select Cert. Usage – select both SSL Client and SSL Server.
Select the Mark Private Key as Exportable check box.
Click Next.
In the next window, enter the information for your organization and check the Generate Test Certificate check box. Click Finish.
A pop-up displays indicating success. Click OK.
For a server certificate, the “common name” is
the fully qualified host.domain the server runs on.
Select View | Refresh All to see the certificate you created. Under Security Manager, select User Certificates. You see the certificate you created under User Certificates.
Replace the expired Sample1 TestID certificate in the sample1 security profile with the certificate you just created:
Under Jaguar Manager, select Security Profiles. Under Security Profiles, right-click “sample1,” and select Security Profile Properties.
Under Certificate Label, select the certificate you created, and click OK.
Restart EAServer.
