There are two steps involved in importing the Micro Focus certificates into a Java keystore: Convert the Micro Focus certificates to DER format. Import the DER certificates into a java keystore. 1. Convert the Micro Focus certificates to DER format IRCAcert.pem: Open Internet Explorer and go to TOOLS | INTERNET OPTIONS | CONTENT | CERTIFICATES. Click Import. In the "Welcome to the Certificate Import Wizard" click Next. Browse to the Silk Performer root directory (C:\Program Files (x86)\silk\Silk Performer x.x) and locate IRCAcert.pem. Click Next. Choose "Place all certificates in the following store" & browse to "Trusted Root Certification Authorities". Cl ick Next, and then Finish. In the "Certificates" dialog in Internet Explorer choose the tab named "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" Select the certificate you have just imported, named "Micro Focus Silk Performer Root Certificate Authority" Click Export to invoke the Certificate Export Wizard, and c lick Next Choose "DER encoded binary x.509 (.CER)". C lick Next. Choose a location for the certificate and give it a name, e.g. "MicroFocusRootCA.cer" IRServerCert.pem: Open Internet Explorer and go to TOOLS | INTERNET OPTIONS | CONTENT | CERTIFICATES Click Import. In the "Welcome to the Certificate Import Wizard" click Next Browse to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Silk\Shared Files\SgLauncher" and locate the IRServerCert.pem. Note - in versions prior to Silk Performer 16.0 this certificate was also in the Silk Performer root directory as listed above. Choose "Place all certificates in the following store" & browse to "Trusted Publishers". Click Next, and then Finish. In the "Certificates" dialog in Internet Explorer choose the tab named "Trusted Publishers" Select the certificate you have just imported, named "Micro Focus Recorder Certificate" Click Export to invoke the Certificate Export Wizard, and click Next Choose "DER encoded binary x.509 (.CER)". Click Next. Choose a location for the certificate and give it a name, e.g. "MicroFocusServerCert.cer" 2. Import the DER certificates into a java keystore ( For this you will need the keytool utility that ships with most JREs & JDKs). Open a command prompt (FILE | RUN | type: cmd) change directory to the Java/Bin directory Import the first certificate using the following command: Keytool.exe -importcert -file C:\FileLocation\MicroFocusRootCA.cer -keystore yourkeystorename -alias "MicroFocus Root CA" Where y ourkeystorename is the name of your keystore. If it has not already been created you can enter a name now, eg MyKeystore. Enter the keystore password (usually "changeit") and press enter You will be asked if you trust this certificate. Answer: Yes Now go through the same process for the second certificate: Keytool.exe -import -file C:\FileLocation\MicroFocus ServerCert.cer -keystore yourkeystorename -alias "Micro Focus IR Server Cert" Enter the keystore password again if prompted and press enter If prompted again asking if you trust this certificate, a nswer: Yes Repeat these steps for each Java version you have installed on the machine The Micro Focus certificates should now be installed on you client machine and you should be able to record your Java application.
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