If you have selected option "
Actual certificate"
during the
preceding
configuration step, you'll now have to specify which server
certificate to use.
You'll need to specify:
- The file containing your certificate. This file is a
keystore created using the keytool
command-line utility which is
part of all Java™ distributions. - The type of the keystore. This type is almost always JKS.
Another keystore type is PKCS12.
- The password used to protected both the keystore and the server
certificate found in the keystore.
- The alias — a short name — identifying the server certificate in the
keystore. This is needed because, though not recommended, a keystore may
contain several entries.