How to Migrate an SSL Certificate to Sun Java Web Server 7
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), now known as Transport Layer Security (TLS), embeds data being communicated through end users over IP networks, thereby increasing security and helping protect against viruses and malware. Migrating SSL certificates to Sun Java Web Server 7 is required if you are upgrading servers but not modifying IP addresses, and if the SSL certificates have not expired. SSL certificates are normally valid for two years. Setting up the server to migrate the SSL certificates requires a few steps to configure.
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Instructions
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Locate the "Administrator Sever" or "Server Manager" on your computer.
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Click "Security."
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Select "Migrate 3.x Certificates." Designate the root directory where the server is installed.
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Indicate the alias for the computer.
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Enter the administrator password, and click "OK." You have now migrated an SSL certificate to Sun Java Web Server 7.
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