1.Start OpUtils service
2)Login to OpUtils webclient > Click on Settings (new UI) > Click on Enable Secure Communication , make a note of the SSL port ( Default port: 7443) > Save.
3)Restart OpUtils service
4)Now SSL is enabled with self signed certificate, try to login with https://servername:sslport ( ex: https:Oputils:7443), after successful login, stop OpUtils service.
5)Convert your .pfx certificate to Keystore file format using the below steps:
a)Copy your 3rd party .PFX file to OpUtils/jre/bin folder
b)Run the below command with the complete file path location of the .pfx file .
keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore "C:ManageEngine\OpUtils\jre\bin\oputils.pfx" -destkeystore
oputils.keystore -srcstoretype pkcs12
c)Type in the Keystore password when prompted
d)Keystore file (oputils.keystore) will be created under OpUtils/jre folder, copy the file to OpUtils/conf
folder
6)Edit server.xml file from \OpUtils\conf\ folder using wordpad, search for keystore, update the keystore file name and keystore password in the next line.
Example:
keystoreFile="./conf/oputils.keystore"
keystorePass="OpUtils"
7)Restart OpUtils service , now we should be able to access OpUtils with https with the above certificate.