Setup guide

IBM Lotus Sametime 7.5 Release Notes Documentation updates
Instructions For AIX / Solaris
1.
Run the command to convert a
kdb
(CMS) file to a
jks
file:
gsk6cmd -keydb -convert -db key.kdb -pw <password> -old_format cms
-new_format JKS
2.
Update UserInfoConfig.xml with the LDAP server's SSL information:
a.
Open UserInfoConfig.xml located in the Sametime server program directory
(C:\Lotus\Domino\UserInfoConfig.xml) in a text editor.
b.
Note: for AIX / Solaris, UserInfoConfig.xml is located in the Sametime server data directory
c.
In the tag <SslProperties>, set the following:
KeyStorePath="C:\Lotus\Domino\key.jks"
(KeyStorePath should be the full path to
key.jks created in Step 1)
KeyStorePassword="password"
(KeyStorePassword should be the password to
key.jks
created in Step 1)
After the KeyStorePath and KeyStorePassword values have been added to UserInfoConfig.xml, restart
the HTTP service.
Instructions for i 5/OS
1.
Import the SSL Trusted Root certificate for your LDAP server into the
stkeys.jks
file in the
Sametime server data directory. Refer to the section "Importing the SSL certificate on an i5/OS
system" in sthelpad.nsf for additional information on this task.
2.
Update
UserInfoConfig.xml
with the LDAP server's SSL information:
a. Open UserInfoConfig.xml (located in the Sametime server data directory) in a text editor.
b. In the tag
<StorageDetails>
set the following:
SslEnabled="true" and SslPort="636" (this should be the SSL port that your LDAP
server listens on)
c. In the tag
<SslProperties>
, set the following:
KeyStorePath="stkeys.jks" (use your keystore name, do not include any path
qualifiers); KeyStorePassword="sametime" (use your keystore password).
After the KeyStorePath and KeyStorePassword values have been added to UserInfoConfig.xml, restart
the HTTP service.
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