Managing Trusted Certificates - Oracle Database B10772-01 Administrator's Manual

Exporting a User Certificate Request
To save the certificate request in a file system directory, export the certificate request
by using the following steps:
Managing Trusted Certificates
Managing trusted certificates includes the following tasks:
Importing a Trusted Certificate
You can import a trusted certificate into a wallet in either of two ways: paste the
trusted certificate from an e-mail that you receive from the certificate authority, or
import the trusted certificate from a file.
Oracle Wallet Manager automatically installs trusted certificates from VeriSign,
RSA, Entrust, and GTE CyberTrust when you create a new wallet.
To copy and paste the text only (BASE64) trusted certificate:
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In the left panel subtree, select the certificate request that you want to
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export.
Choose Operations > Export Certificate Request.... The Export Certificate
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Request dialog box appears.
Enter the file system directory location where you want to save your
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certificate request, or navigate to the directory structure under Folders.
Enter a file name for your certificate request, in the Enter File Name field.
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Choose OK. A message at the bottom of the window confirms that the
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certificate request was successfully exported to the file. You are returned to
the Oracle Wallet Manager main window.
Importing a Trusted Certificate
Removing a Trusted Certificate
Exporting a Trusted Certificate
Exporting All Trusted Certificates
Copy the trusted certificate from the body of the e-mail message you received
that contained the user certificate. Include the lines Begin Certificate and
End Certificate.
Choose Operations > Import Trusted Certificate... from the menu bar. The
Import Trusted Certificate dialog panel appears.
Managing Certificates
Using Oracle Wallet Manager 8-25