Remove an alias from the keystore or truststore

About this task

You can remove an alias from the keystore or truststore on a master domain manager, an agent, or the Dynamic Workload Console by completing the following steps:

Procedure

Browse to one of the following installation bin paths, according to the component from which you want to delete the alias:

Master domain manager

<MDM_INST_PATH>/TWS/bin/certman, where <MDM_INST_PATH> is the master domain manager installation directory.

Dynamic Workload Console

<DWC_INST_PATH>/bin/certman, where <DWC_INST_PATH> is the Dynamic Workload Console installation directory.

Agent

<AGENT_INST_PATH>/TWS/bin/certman, where <AGENT_INST_PATH> is the agent installation directory.
Remove the alias by running the following command:
```
certman delete -alias <alias> -storetype <KEY|TRUST|ALL> [-storepasswd <store pwd>] [-agentscope] [-workdir <work dir>]
```
Where:
alias

Specify the alias to remove.
storetype

Specify KEY to remove the alias from the keystore, TRUST to remove the alias from the truststore, or ALL to remove the alias from both the keystore and truststore.
Note: Specifying ALL without the alias being actually present on both the keystore and the truststore, leads to the failure of the certman delete command.

storepasswd
Optionally, specify the password of the keystore or truststore on the master domain manager.
Note: If the password contains wildcards, enclose the password in single quotes. For example:
-keypasswd 'passw!rd'
agentscope

Optionally, add the parameter to the command to extract certificates from the keystore of the agent on which you are launching Certman.
Note: To target the keystore or truststore of a master domain manager, omit the agentscope option and run the command separately.

workdir

Optionally, specify the working directory used by the command for storing data while running. When the command stops running, the working directory is deleted. Ensure you have write access to the specified directory and enough space is available.

Results

Using the delete command, the specified alias is removed.