The process for importing a personal
certificate from a PKCS #12 file is described.
You can import a personal certificate into keyring.db from
a PKCS #12 file by using the wvrcert command. Before you import a personal certificate in PKCS #12 format
into the key database file, you must first add the full valid chain
of issuing CA certificates to the keyring.db database file.
If they are in the PKCS #12 file, you can use the import command.
If not, see Add trusted certificates to keyring.db.
Note: Treat PKCS #12 files as temporary and deleted them
after use.
The command to import is as follows:
wvrcert -cert -import -file filename -pw password -type pkcs12
-target $SYS_DIR/voip/keyring.db -target_pw password -label label
where:
- -file filename
- The fully qualified file name of the file that contains the PKCS
#12 certificate.
- -pw password
- The password for the PKCS #12 certificate.
- -type pkcs12
- The type of the file.
- -target filename
- The name of the destination CMS key database.
- -target_pw password
- The password for the keyring.db database.
- -label label
- The label of the certificate to import from the source key database.
- -new_label label
- label is the label that the certificate is to be assigned in the target database. If you
omit the -new_label option, the default is to use
the same value as the -label option. Blueworx Voice Response uses
the certificate that is labeled wvr_server_certificate as
its personal certificate.