Enabling SSL Authentication for MongoDB

You can enable SSL authentication for MongoDB.

Procedure

From the CommCell Browser, go to Client Computers > MongoDB client > Big Data Apps > instance.
Right-click the MongoDB instance, and then click Properties.

The Instance Properties dialog box appears.

On the General tab, select the Use MongoDB SSL check box, and then enter the credential:

What	Steps
Existing credential	From the Credential list, select the credential that you want to use.
New credential	From the Credential list, click Create New. The Create user credential dialog box appears. In the Credential name box, enter a name for the credentials. In the SSL CA Certificate path box, enter the full path to the Certificate Authority (CA) file that will be used with the mongo commands. In the SSL PEM key file box, enter the full path to the client pem key file that will be used with the mongo commands, to connect to the MongoDB server. In the SSL PEM key password box, enter the password to decrypt the client certificate key file. Click OK.

What

Steps

Existing credential

From the Credential list, select the credential that you want to use.

New credential

From the Credential list, click Create New.

The Create user credential dialog box appears.
In the Credential name box, enter a name for the credentials.
In the SSL CA Certificate path box, enter the full path to the Certificate Authority (CA) file that will be used with the mongo commands.
In the SSL PEM key file box, enter the full path to the client pem key file that will be used with the mongo commands, to connect to the MongoDB server.
In the SSL PEM key password box, enter the password to decrypt the client certificate key file.
Click OK.