Certifictae validation does not involve passwords. You (or your client, e.g. Windows) check the following:

is this certificate signed by a trusted CA (you need to add your CA to the trusted roots beforehand)
is the validity period still in range with the current date (= if your clock is off, this can get a problem)
if the certificate or the CA's certificate reference a CRL or an OCSP URI, then that is used for validity checking too.

No password anywhere...

Am Fr., 1. Nov. 2019 um 13:00 Uhr schrieb Sharath <sharathkumar.gundu@tecra.com>:

HI Team,

1. Can you please help, how to generate the certificate using pkcs #12
format??

2. Is there any to validate the certificate with password using Dogtag
PKI ??

Thanks,

Sharath

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