Import the Certificates - Import the Certificates - Perceptive Content - SSL Security with an Oracle Database - Perceptive-Content/SSL-Security-with-an-Oracle-Database/Foundation-24.1/SSL-Security-with-an-Oracle-Database/Set-Up-SSL-Encryption/Import-the-Certificates - Foundation 24.1

You must import both a Certificate Authority (CA) and signed user certificates. The wallet must contain the trusted certificate representing the Certificate Authority (CA) who issued that user certificate before you import the user certificate.

Note: Import the CA certificate prior to importing the user certificate.

To import the certificates using Oracle Wallet Manager (OWM) complete the following steps.
1. In OWM, click Operations and then select Import Trusted Certificate.
2. Select the Select a file that contains the certificate option and then click OK.
3. Navigate to the file location and click Open
  The new trusted certificate displays in the Trusted Certificates list.
4. From the Operations menu, select Import User Certificate.
5. Select the Select a file that contains the certificate option and click OK.
6. Navigate to the file location and click Open.
  The certificate changes from Certificate:[Requested] to Certificate:[Ready]
7. Remove all other default trusted certificates. Right-click on the trusted certificate you want to remove and select Remove Trusted Certificate.
8. Click Yes to confirm you want to remove the trusted certificate.
9. Save and Close your wallet.
To import the certificates, using command, complete the following steps.
1. Import the CA certificate by entering the following command in a command prompt. orapki wallet add -wallet /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/owm/wallets/oracle trusted_cert -cert [path]/<ca certificate>.cer -pwd <wallet password>
2. Import the user certificate by entering the following command in a command prompt. orapki wallet add -wallet /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/owm/wallets/oracle user_cert -cert [path]/<user certificate>.cer -pwd <wallet password>