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Importing Trusted Certificates in OpManager

OpManager validates the trusted sources with the help of certificates in OpManager trust store. By default OpManager trusts all major CA signed certs. If a specific certificate or service has to be trusted, the certificate has to be added to this truststore.

Note: These steps are only applicable for OpManager versions 123181 and above.

This help document details how to import a trusted certificate in OpManager

  1. Navigate to Settings-> General Settings-> Security Settings
  2. Select the Trusted Certificates tab.
  3. You have two options to import certificates into trusted sources:
    • Fetch certificate from a URL reachable from OpManager server
    • Directly upload certificates as files or from a keystore/truststore.
  4. If you choose to fetch the certificate from a URL, provide the URL of the service you want to trust. OpManager will prompt you to verify and import the fetched certificate. Click "Import" to add it to the trusted sources.
    Importing Trusted Certificates in OpManager: Import from URL
  5. If you choose the second option, Certificate/ Trust Store file, browse and select the files.
  6. In the case of selecting certificate .crt files for addition to the trust store, clicking "Import" will add them to OpManager's trust store.
    Importing Trusted Certificates in OpManager: Certificate selection
  7. If you have a keystore / truststore / pfx of the source you want to trust, browse and choose the appropriate truststore file. Enter the password and click Fetch. You will be shown a list of aliases available in the truststore.
  8. Choose the required ones, and click Import.
    Importing Trusted Certificates in OpManager: Required file choice to import

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