● Policy Manager can use SSL for requests to the management agent in WebSphere. (That is, Policy Manager requires server authentication from WebSphere.)
● The management agent in WebSphere can use SSL for requests to Policy Manager. (That is, WebSphere requires server authentication from Policy Manager.)
In the following discussion, truststore files may contain either public certificates of the relevant entity, or of a certificate authority.Letter labels (A–E) in Figure 13 correspond to SSL keystore and truststore files.Policy Manager connects to management agents to deliver policy instructions and to query for log data.In addition, if the WebSphere application server requires client authentication, you must prepare two more items:
● Truststore file for the WebSphere application server, containing Policy Manager’s public certificate (D in Figure 13)Instruction steps in this chapter require you to configure keystore and truststore information within WebSphere. For details, see IBM WebSphere documentation; such as the following URL:
● http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wasinfo/v6r1/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.websphere.nd.iseries.doc/info/iseriesnd/ae/usec_sslkeystore.html
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