Configuring the Tomcat Service

After you import the CA-signed certificate, you must configure the Commvault Tomcat Service to use the keystore.

Before You Begin

Stop the Commvault Tomcat service.

Method	Steps
With workspace	Run the following command: `cvCertTool.cmd -workspace "C:\tools_home\example\cvct_workspace" configure-tomcat` Restart the Commvault Tomcat service for the changes to take effect. Unless the keystore file is already located in Commvault's Apache\conf folder, the keystore will be copied to that folder, and Tomcat will be configured to use the copy. If a file with the same name already exists, it will be renamed.
Without workspace	Run the following command: `cvCertTool.cmd -keystore-filename "C:\tools_home\example\cvct-keystore.pfx" -keystore-password "password" configure-tomcat` The `validate-keystore` action is automatically performed before the `configure-tomcat` action, and does not need to be explicitly listed. To override this behavior, set the `skip-validate-keystore` setting to true, after which the validate-keystore action will only be performed if it is explicitly listed.

Method

Steps

With workspace

Run the following command:

cvCertTool.cmd -workspace "C:\tools_home\example\cvct_workspace" configure-tomcat

Restart the Commvault Tomcat service for the changes to take effect.

Unless the keystore file is already located in Commvault's Apache\conf folder, the keystore will be copied to that folder, and Tomcat will be configured to use the copy. If a file with the same name already exists, it will be renamed.

Without workspace

Run the following command:
```
cvCertTool.cmd -keystore-filename "C:\tools_home\example\cvct-keystore.pfx" -keystore-password "password" configure-tomcat
```
The validate-keystore action is automatically performed before the configure-tomcat action, and does not need to be explicitly listed. To override this behavior, set the skip-validate-keystore setting to true, after which the validate-keystore action will only be performed if it is explicitly listed.