Update certificate-configuration-scenarios.md

docs/user-guide/certificate-configuration-scenarios.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
 :::
 
 :::tip 
-To assist you with determining the specific certificate configuration scenario that applies to your use case, see [Zowe certificates configuration questionnaire](./certificates-configuration-questionnaire.md). This questionnaire guides you through quetions that lead to a specific configuration scenario presented in this article.
+To assist you with determining the specific certificate configuration scenario that applies to your use case, see [Zowe certificates configuration questionnaire](./certificates-configuration-questionnaire.md). This questionnaire guides you through questions that lead to a specific configuration scenario presented in this article.
 :::
 
 Zowe servers require both a keystore to store the certificates and a truststore to validate certificates.
@@ -272,22 +272,26 @@ Due to the limitation of the `RACDCERT` command, this field should contain exact
 
    ```
    certificate:
+   #Type of certificate storage. Valid values are: PKCS12 or JCERACFKS
      type: JCERACFKS
+     createZosmfTrust: true
      keyring:
+     #**COMMONLY_CUSTOMIZED**
+     #Keystore directory
        name: ZoweKeyring
-         label: localhost
-         caLabel: local_ca
-       dname:
-         caCommonName: "Zowe Instances CA"
-         commonName: "Zowe Service"
-         org: "My Company"
-         locality: "Prague"
-         state: "Prague"
-         country: "CZ"
-       validity: 3650
-       san:
-         - system.my-company.com
-         - 12.34.56.78
+       label: localhost
+       caLabel: localca
+     dname:
+       caCommonName: "Zowe Instances CA"
+       commonName: "Zowe Service"
+       org: "My Company"
+       locality: "Prague"
+       state: "Prague"
+       country: "CZ"
+     validity: 3650
+     san:
+       - system.my-company.com
+       - 12.34.56.78
    ```
 Your yaml file is now configured to enable Zowe to use a z/OS keyring-based keystore with Zowe generated certificates.