From where can I get Keystore password?
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07-19-2018 01:34 PM
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07-20-2018 08:52 AM
You are trying to import a certificate into a keystore at "H:\Program Files (x86)\ServiceNow\agent\jre\lib\security\cacerts", is this what you mean to do?
If so the creator/owner of that file will need to provide you the password for the keystore.
Typically the SSL certificates are added to the instance under X.509 certificates and then the instance will distribute them to the MID servers, so i'm not sure what you are doing is correct. Did you find some instructions somewhere perhaps?

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09-12-2018 11:19 AM
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07-21-2023 06:59 AM
i am having the same issue and I tried the password you stated but it is still not working, this is on a fresh installation of a midserver. How do I get around this? The red is just the server name redacted
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08-05-2025 08:37 AM
Hi, i think there a was a change some time ago. If you try to add additional sub and root certificates, that are missing for the midserver actions with java, you now have to use the -cacerts option. there is no additional Path to the keyfile. You will get a dump and have to type in yes, if everything is correct. The tool then imports your public key files. You have to use in der-format. Thats how it functions by me. Best regards Mathias