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TLS Certifiate help.

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Hi I'm new to working with TLS Certificates, so please bear with me. 

i'm following the instructions (tls-j22-s-5729723.html)  on how to start the SQL Anywhere server with the TLS certificate.

I'm trying to use the command below:

 

dbsrv16 -ec tls( identity=c:\test\serv1_rsa.id;identity_password=mypwd ) -x tcpip c:\test\secure.db

 

However, i do not understand how to create the serv1_rsa.id file.   I've looked at the instructions (gencert-ml-ref1.html), but I didn't find how to create the serv1_rsa.id file.

 

I'm using the parameters below to create the TLS certificate, but no file is created.  Is this suppose to be a real file, that i can see in the Windows Explorer? Or am I miss-understanding this concept? 

 

createcert

SQL Anywhere X.509 Certificate Generator Version 16.0.3330

Choose encryption type ((R)SA or (E)CC): r

Enter RSA key length (512-16384): 1024

Generating key pair...

Country Code: CA

State/Province: Ontario

Locality: Waterloo

Organization: Sybase iAnywhere

Organizational Unit: Engineering

Common Name: Test Certificate

Enter file path of signer's certificate:

Certificate will be a self-signed root

Serial number [generate GUID]:

Generated serial number: bfb89a26fb854955954cabc4d056e177

Certificate valid for how many years (1-100): 10

Certificate Authority (Y/N) [N]: n

1. Digital Signature

2. Nonrepudiation

3. Key Encipherment

4. Data Encipherment

5. Key Agreement

6. Certificate Signing

7. CRL Signing

8. Encipher Only

9. Decipher Only

Key Usage [3,4,5]: 3,4,5

Enter file path to save certificate: cert.pem

Enter file path to save private key: key.pem

Enter password to protect private key: pwd

Enter file path to save identity: id.pem

 

Thanks so much in advance for all your help.

Aron


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