The directory that contains the truststore file and the truststore file name to be used when SSL is enabled (Encryption Method=1) and server authentication is used. The truststore file contains a list of the valid Certificate Authorities (CAs) that are trusted by the client machine for SSL server authentication. If you do not specify a directory, the current directory is used.
Note: The ODBC MongoDB Wire Protocol driver and Schema Tool support only truststores generated by a Java Keytool. Truststores using the PKCS12 format are not currently supported.
For Windows platforms, the values specified for security-related options when creating a data source determine the behavior of both the driver and the Schema Tool.
To fully enable SSL on UNIX and Linux platforms, you must specify values for security-related options separately for the driver and the Schema Tool. For the driver, these values are specified in the data source or connection string used to configure the driver. For the Schema Tool, these values are specified when creating a schema definition with the Table Wizard. See "Using Security with the Schema Tool" for details.
Valid Values
truststore_directory\filename
where:
truststore_directory
is the directory where the truststore file is located
filename
is the file name of the truststore file.
Notes
The keystore and truststore files may be the same file.
For Windows platforms, the values specified for security-related options when creating a data source determine the behavior of both the driver and the Schema Tool.
To fully enable SSL on UNIX and Linux platforms, you must specify values for security-related options separately for the driver and the Schema Tool. For the driver, these values are specified in the data source or connection string used to configure the driver. For the Schema Tool, these values are specified when creating a schema definition with the Table Wizard. See "Using Security with the Schema Tool" for details.
The keystore and truststore files may be the same file.