SSL truststore name (SSLTrustStoreName)

This optional property applies to TCP/IP connections only, and only when the SSLEnabled property is set to true. The value contains the name, including the full file path, of the truststore.

On z/OS®, SSL truststore name is the JKS name or the RACF® keyring of the truststore. The same format is used for the values of the SSLKeyStoreName and SSLTrustStoreName properties. See the description of the SSLKeyStoreName property for this format.

For other platforms, specify the fully-qualified path name of your JKS truststore file.

A truststore file is a key database file (keystore) that contains public keys or certificates. For convenience, private keys can also be stored in the truststore. The SSLKeyStoreName property can be empty or can point to the truststore file. If the SSLTrustStoreName or SSLTrustStorePassword property is empty, an informational message is generated in the server log.

The JKS file can have a file extension other than KS.