Importing an SSL Certificate - Importing an SSL Certificate - You can import an SSL certificate into the Java trust store to enable features that require a secure HTTPS connection via a self-signed certificate or one that was issued by an uncommon signing authority. - Alfresco - OnBase - Other - Hyland Migrate - Other/Hyland-Migrate/7.0/Hyland-Migrate/Administration/Importing-an-SSL-Certificate - 7.0 - 7.0

You can import an SSL certificate into the Java trust store to enable features that require a secure HTTPS connection via a self-signed certificate or one that was issued by an uncommon signing authority.

1. Launch Hyland Migrate by double-clicking the hyland-migrate.exe executable file.
   The Projects window is displayed with all your created projects.
2. From the selected project's card, click Launch Project.
   The project is initialized, and the Configuration section is displayed within the Project interface.
3. Click the ellipsis menu in the upper right corner and select Settings.
   The Settings window is displayed.
4. Select Import Certificate.
   The Certificate Alias dialog box is displayed.
5. Enter an alias for the certificate that will be used when installing it into Java trust store and click Next.
   The Add Certificate dialog box is displayed.
6. Do one of the following:
   • Drag and drop the certificate onto the upload form, and then click Next.
   • Click the Upload button , browse to the location of the certificate, select it, and then click Next.
   The Review & Install Certificate dialog box is displayed.
7. Review the certificate information and click Install Certificate.
   Note: You can cancel installation at any time by either pressing the Esc key or clicking the mouse anywhere outside the dialog box.