In the Virtual Service Editor, expand Security Settings and click Edit Credential Store.

When creating credentials for transport security over the HTTP(S) Gateway agent, the user of the virtual service must be a valid Windows account. This Windows account can be one of the following:

• A domain account. This is supported automatically.
• A local account. If it does not already exist, you must create a local Windows account on the machine hosting the Service Virtualization Designer or standalone server. You must use the same user name and password.

Set Security

Virtual service security

Opens the Add Identity dialog box, enabling you to define a new identity to add to the credential store.

Enter a username and password. Empty values are also permitted. These credentials can represent either a Windows account (for transport security - Basic, Digest, or NTLM) or other type of user credentials used by the real service (for message security).

Click Show password to display the password.

Click the browse button to select a certificate to add. The following certificate types are supported: .pfs, .p12, .cer, .der, .crt. Click OK. If the certificate's private key requires a password, you are prompted to enter the password. You can also export an existing certificate.

Enables you to select identities to add to the service.

In the Import Identities dialog box, under Services, select the virtual service containing the identity you want to import. Then under Identities, select the identity to import into your virtual service.