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Update a Certificate in the Keystore

edited May 7, 2012 12:41AM in Oracle Weblogic Server (MOSC) 3 commentsAnswered
I've recently inherited a WebLogic server running OAAM and been tasked with getting it running and interacting with our OAM instances again. I've been receiving errors about regarding the SSL handshake. This is shown below.

"####<May 4, 2012 8:59:04 AM MDT> <Error> <> <l5479> <oaam_server_server1> <PoolWatcher> <<anonymous>> <> <a6c1ecf3fd47c3d6:-7595ff7e:13713b67ff6:-8000-0000000000000031> <1336143544483> <BEA-000000> <SSL handshake error Received fatal alert: certificate_expired>"

In viewing our keystore there are two keys within, one being a TrustedCertEntry, and the other being a PrivateKeyEntry. The PrivateKeyEntry is expired, so I have been trying to update it manually using the keytool included in the java jdk. I have been running into problems though because apparently the keystore has an empty password. This lets me only view the key fingerprints inside the keystore and the expiration dates...etc. When attempting to import a new key, remove a key, or change the keystore password, I am faced with the error that:

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