An x509 certificate is a "security token" that you can use to create secured exchanges with other systems. You don't create them in Jira, you need a certificate authority to create it (you can run your own authorities, you don't have to get someone else to do it).
In the sample above, we used the REST API URL from the CPI (step 03) and the Authentication Type “Client based Authentication”. In the field X509 Certificate = we selected from the dropdown the certificate created in the initial part of Security center (step 01). 05) The mentioned steps above covered in general the end to end setup.
The fingerprint, as displayed in the Fingerprints section when looking at a certificate with Firefox or the thumbprint in IE is the hash of the entire certificate in DER form. If your certificate is in PEM format, convert it to DER with OpenSSL: openssl x509 -in cert.crt -outform DER -out cert.cer Then, perform a SHA-1 hash on it (e.g. with
DoD and ECA CRL Distribution Points (CRLDPs) This file provides a listing of all DoD and ECA CRLDPs. CRLDPs are represented by HTTP URLs that are asserted in the CRL Distribution Points certificate extension. CRLDPs are one of the mechanisms used by DoD relying party applications to validate certificates. 4.47 KB.
Copy the thumbprint of the certificate you want to use. Go to Application Settings, add an app setting called WEBSITE_LOAD_CERTIFICATES and set its value to the thumbprint of the certificate, as shown in the below screenshot, When finished, click Save. The configured certificate is now ready to be used by your code.
somewhere along the way, either Win11 or the browsers (Chrome, Edge etc) decided to replace the SSL certificate option "Copy to File" and corresponding Certificate Export Wizard where you could choose to export in .cer format with an "Export" option, where you can only choose to save as .pem or .crt format.