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1. Open a command prompt and go to the <PRODUCT_HOME>/bin directory, where we stored the ciphertool.sh script. 

   Run the ciphertool.sh script using the command prompt as shown below.

   Code Block
   ./ciphertool.sh -Dconfigure

   Note

   The Cipher Tool reads the alias values and their corresponding plain text passwords from the cipher-text.properties file. Note that this tool identifies plain text defined within square brackets as the plain text passwords. Shown below is an example of an alias and the corresponding plain text password (in square brackets): Code Block UserManager.AdminUser.Password=[admin] If a password is not specified in the cipher-text.properties file for a corresponding an alias, the user needs to provide it through the command-line. Check whether the alias is a known password alias in Carbon configurations. If the tool modifies the configuration element and file, you must replace the configuration element with the alias name. Define a Secret Callback in the configuration file and add proper name spaces for defining the Secure Vault.

2. When the above command is executed, the following message is prompted:  "[Please Enter Primary KeyStore Password of Carbon Server : ]". Enter the keystore password (which is "wso2carbon" for the default keystore). If the script execution completed successfully, you will see the following message: "Secret Configurations are written to the property file successfully".

3. Now, to verify the password encryption: 
   • Open the cipher-text.properties file and see that the plain text passwords are replaced by a cipher value.

   • Open the relevant configuration files (e.g., rss-config.xml file) and see that the passwords are encrypted. 

   • Open the secret-conf.properties file stored in the <PRODUCT_HOME>/repository/conf/security/ folder and see that the default configurations are changed.

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