How to import a certificate in OHS

Hi,
We have WebLogic 10.3.5 and SOA 11g installed which is front end by OHS. We have outside vendor that hit OHS and then OHS does the routing to web logic and SOA. Vendor have provided a certificate that we need to import into OHS. Wanted to find out how to import a certificate in OHS. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks

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