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Private key used for authentication
Anypoint Partner Manager supports the following types of host certificates:
| Certificate Type | Description | Used by |
|---|---|---|
Identity key |
Private key used for authentication |
The following types of endpoints, when the authentication type is
|
Public certificate |
Certificate generated by a certificate authority (CA) |
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| For AS2 endpoints, you must also configure at least one host keystore, as described in Managing AS2 Host Keystores. |
To add a host certificate:
In the sidebar, access the <host> page.
In the Certificates section, click New.
Select a certificate type.
Enter the settings for the selected certificate type:
Click Save.
To configure settings for a public certificate:
In the Certificate name field, enter the name of the public certificate.
In the Certificate field, click Choose file and select a public certificate.
To configure settings for an identity key certificate:
In the Identity Key Name field, enter the name of the identity key certificate.
In the <host> Identity Key PEM File field, click Choose file and select an identity key certificate.
In the Key Passphrase field, enter a passphrase for protecting the identity key certificate.
In the Expiration Date field, optionally enter an expiration date for the certificate. This date is a reminder for you, but Anypoint Partner Manager doesn’t enforce it.
Update a host certificate by selecting a different certificate file to associate with the it:
In the sidebar, access the <host> page.
In the Certificates section, click the name of the certificate that you want to update.
Click Edit.
Click Choose File and select a certificate file.
Click Update.
If a host certificate isn’t associated with an endpoint, you can remove it from Anypoint Partner Manager:
In the sidebar, access the <host> page.
In the Certificates section, hover over the name of the host certificate to remove.
Click the trash can icon on the right.
To prevent inbound AS2 requests with expired certificates from being processed by Anypoint Partner Manager:
In the sidebar, access the <host> page.
In the Global endpoint settings section, click AS2 in the Inbound endpoint settings column.
Select Enforce AS2 certificate expiration date.
Click Save.