By default, SAP Mobile Server includes two security
profiles, which are used by secure management of SAP Mobile Server from
SAP Control Center and Data Change Notification (DCN) listeners:
default and default_mutual.
The security profile you use determines which certificate file you need,
and where they need to be deployed. The most secure profile is default_mutual, whereby components are mutually authenticated.
- When using the default security
profile, SAP Mobile Server sends its certificate to
the client (that is, either SAP Control Center
or DCNs). However, it does not require a certificate in return from the client. If
you choose this option, then you need to:
- Use the alias of "sample1".
- Configure the SAP Control Center to
trust the SAP Mobile Server certificate.
- When using the default_mutual
security profile, you need to:
- Use the alias of "sample2".
- Ensure both SAP Control Center and
SAP Mobile Server truststores each contain a copy of the other
component's certificate.