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How to Install Certificates on Oracle Wallet Manager
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This article will go into detail on how to install certificates on Oracle Wallet Manager.
Import Root & Intermediate Certificate(s) into Oracle Wallet Manager (OWM).
Note: This must be done BEFORE the end entity/domain certificate.
Select Operations > Import Trusted Certificate from the Menu Bar.
Choose the Select a file that contains the certificate option.
Browse to and select the Root CA file. Note: In most cases this will be AddTrustExternalCARoot.crt.
Click OK
Repeat steps for the remaining Intermediate certificate(s). Note: In the event you are unsure which certificate is which, please click here.
Import the SSL (end entity/domain) certificate.
Select Operations > Import User Certificate from the Menu Bar.
Choose the Select a file that contains the certificate option.
Browse to and select your certificate. Note: In most cases this will be yourDomain.crt.
Click OK
You will now find that the certificate node in the navigation pane changes from Certificate: [Requested] to Certificate:[Ready]. Now the wallet with a certificate is ready to use for SSL.