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Client Certificates page in Jitterbit Management Console

Introduction

The Client Certificates page is a table of SSL certificates for Integration Studio projects with HTTP or SOAP endpoint connectors, or Design Studio projects with HTTP sources/targets or web services:

Client certificates

To open it, select Management Console > Customizations > Client Certificates from the Harmony portal menu:

Harmony portal menu

At the top of the page is a toolbar with the following:

  • Filters: Click to open the Filters drawer, to filter the list to certificates allocated to one or more selected environments.

  • Search: Enter text to search for a certificate. All fields are searched.

  • Add certificate: Click to add a certificate.

Note

SFTP connections use SSH client keys configured in private agents.

Add a certificate

To add a certificate, follow these steps:

  1. Click the Add certificate icon. A new row appears:

    Add certificate

  2. Set values for the following fields:

    • Certificate name: Enter a name for your certificate. The name must be unique within the environment.

    • Environment: Open the menu and select which environment the certificate is to be used in.

    • Certificate file: Click the Upload button, browse to the certificate in .crt or .pem format, then select it.

    • Private key file: Click the Upload button, browse to the private key file in .key or .pem format, then select it.

    • Passphrase: Enter the private key's passphrase, if any.

  3. When all necessary fields are filled, click the Save button to save, or the Cancel button to cancel:

    Add certificate

Edit a certificate

To edit a certificate, hover on its Actions column, then click the Edit icon. The certificate opens for editing:

Edit certificate

You can change the certificate name, re-upload the certificate or private key files, or set or unset a passphrase for the private key.

Click the Save button to save any changes.

Delete a certificate

To delete a certificate, hover on its Actions column, then click the Delete icon. To confirm the action, enter the word DELETE in the Delete certificate dialog's text field, then click the Delete button.