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Search Tips | Advanced Search Manage keys and certificates on UNIX, Linux, and Windows Use the runmqckm command (UNIX and Windows), and runmqakm command (UNIX, Linux, and Windows) tomanage keys, certificates, and certificate requests.

To use the runmqckm command, ensure that the systems environment variablesare correctly configured. For primary installations of IBM WebSphere MQ Version 7.1, or later, we can run the setmqinst command.

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Use the runmqckm and runmqakm commands to do the following: Create the type of CMS key database files that IBM MQ requires Create certificate requests Import personal certificates Import CA certificates Manage self-signed certificates runmqckm, and runmqakm commands

This section describes the runmqckm, and runmqakm commands according to the object of the command. runmqckm and runmqakm options

We can use the runmqckm (iKeycmd) and runmqakm command line options to manage keys, certificates, and certificate requests.runmqakm error codes

A table of the numeric error codes issued by runmqakm, and what they mean. Parent topic: Securing IBM MQLast updated: 2020-10-04

strmqikm(iKeyman)Manage keys and digital certificates using the iKeyman GUI.

*Can be used on Unix, Linux, and Windows.runmqckm(iKeycmd)Perform key and digital certificate management tasks in the iKeycmd command line interface.runmqakm(GSKCapiCmd)The command syntax for runmqakm is the same as the syntax for runmqckm.Use the runmqakm command when you need to manage SSL certificates in a FIPS-compliant manner.If FIPS compliance is required, the CipherSpecs that can be used are limited.

*Even if FIPS compliance is not required, use the runmqakm command to use a key size of 2048 or larger.

A CSR (Certificate Signing Request) is a request to a CA to sign a server certificate.When creating a CSR, use runmqakm instead of runmqckm if you want to use 2048 for the key size.At that time, -fips is not specified.

*The following is an example of Windows, but the same applies to Linux, and it is specified in one line.For DN, specify the contents for each server.

Although gsk6cmd, gsk7cmd and runmqckm are very similar, there are slight differences between them in terms of parameters and behaviour. Use the documented command relevant to the release of WebSphere MQ you are using, unless instructed differently by IBM service.

runmqckm -cert -import -db source.kdb -type cms -target target.jks -target_type jks

This will prompt for two passwords, the first is the password of the kdb file, the second is the password of the jks file. If you add the flag '-stashed' it will eliminate the first password prompt. ff782bc1db