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1. #Keystore explorer showing null certificate chain how to#
2. #Keystore explorer showing null certificate chain download#

Note: Before the migration the number of available entries in the keystore is not known and so the keystore tile on the overview screen does not show the number of entries. If the Tenant Administrator detects that one of the three SAP CA root certificates is also available as customer owned certificate, the Tenant Administrator can delete this duplicate entry. Keys and certificates not matching the SAP naming conventions will be converted into customer owned artifacts and will be from now on managed by the customer tenant administrator.įurthermore, during the migration three SAP owned CA root certificates, which enable the communication to SAP cloud systems, like Ariba and CRM, are added to the tenant keystore. The migration is done according to the naming conventions mentioned above, meaning all keys and certificates in SAP namespace will be converted into SAP owned entries, which cannot be changed by customers. In case there already is such a keystore with certificates and/or key pairs deployed in the cloud integration tenant these entries will automatically be migrated to the new keystore monitor as soon as there is a change done to the keystore entries. Then the keystore was typically maintained by SAP, via service requests customers could get their own certificates and keys added to the tenant keystore. In the past (prior to release 2.29*) there was no separation between entries owned by the tenant administrator and owned by SAP. Tenant Administrators are therefore not allowed to create aliases with prefix sap_, this prefix and the aliases hcicertificate, hcicertificate1 and hcimsgcertificate are reserved for SAP owned artifacts. To separate the entries in the keystore specific naming conventions were introduced.

#Keystore explorer showing null certificate chain how to#

At the top of the chain normally the root CA can be found, followed by one or more intermediate certificates and the key pair:Ī sample setup of an outbound communication using client certificates using the new monitor is described in the blog ‘ How to Setup Secure Outbound HTTP Connection using Keystore Monitor’. For key pairs, in addition, you see the certificate chain on the navigation pane on the left. For certificates you see the details of the selected certificate, the fingerprints and who created and changed the certificate. With 12-November-2017 release, you can navigate to the details of a certificate or key pair by clicking the alias. Expired keys and certificates are highlighted showing the expiration date.

#Keystore explorer showing null certificate chain download#

Furthermore, you can upload externally created keystores with key pairs and certificates and download public content of the keystore. In the first version of the monitor you are able to see all entries contained in the tenant keystore, also the SAP owned keys and certificates are visible and the public part of them can be downloaded. In section Manage Security, you find the Keystore tile, which directly informs you about the number of keys and certificates available in the tenant keystore. The monitor is available in Operations View in Web. There is a clear separation based on user roles, SAP is not allowed to change the content of the tenant administrator and the tenant administrator is not allowed to change or delete SAP owned entries. The new Keystore Monitor separates the keys and certificates into SAP owned entries and entries owned by the tenant administrator. The new keystore monitor available in cluster 2.x in the cloud integration tenant can now be used to execute the certificate management by yourself, without the need to create service requests to the cloud operations team. Maintain Keys and Certificates in Keystore Monitorįor connecting sender or receiver systems the tenant administrator needs to maintain keys and certificates in different systems, sender, receiver and the Cloud Integration tenant. This blog describes how to use this monitor to import certificates of systems you want to connect, how to add keys and how to download certificates from your cloud integration tenant for importing into backends to connect. With the new Keystore Monitor available with 24-June-2017 release (2.29*), you can maintain your keys and certificates yourself.