on 2020 Feb 13 5:11 PM
Hi All,
I am training with access to an external web service through the WSDL. I found an open web service with open API.
Description of the service (sorry, this is not in English)
When I connecting with this method, an error appears peer certificate (chain) is not trusted. I don’t understand what is required of me, because it is an open web service.
While calling a web service I am getting below Error.
500 SSL Peer Certificate Untrusted
Using the this WIKI page, I found a certificate for the CA called
CN=Yandex CA, OU=Yandex Certification Authority, O=Yandex LLC, C=RU
It's Troubleshooting Guide says how to find the certificate you need. But it doesn't say how to import a certificate.
I found this
CN=Yandex CA, OU=Yandex Certification Authority, O=Yandex LLC, C=RU
but what should I do next? How i do import the Root CA certificate of the end-entity server certificate?
I found tcode STRUST, but did not understand what to do. When Iadding a certificate, it need to upload some file. I do not have such a file. I don’t know where to download it. Tell me how to import the certificate.
Sorry to ask simple and stupid questions. Thanks for any help.
Ideally this should work
Importing the CA's Root Certificate From the File System
If the CA's public-key certificate is located in the file system:
If you are not sure which format to select, open the certificate in a text browser that does not use formatting, for example, Notepad. If the contents are readable (although encoded), then the format is Base 64. Otherwise the format is binary.
If not, follow the below process
Strust>Certiifcate>Database>Create(F5)
Give New CA Details(Starts with Z) with Category Root CA and save it
Now import the certificate and Click on Export > Select Database
Trust Center : Root CA name created Above
Category : Root CA and save it .
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The basic administrator helped me. He added a certificate chain.
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