Add to Favorites Like the majority of server systems you will install your SSL certificate on the same server where your Certificate Signing Request (CSR) was created. Your private key will always be left on the server system where the CSR was originally created. Your SSL certificate will not work without this private key file. […]
Category: 5. Backup/Export (How to move) an SSL certificate
Backup/Export an SSL certificate already installed on a system. How to move an SSL certificate from one system to another.
How To Move SSL Ceritifcate From Apache to Mitel MiCollab MSL Server
Add to Favorites Apache uses x509 pem/crt certificate files for its configurations. This means that there a singular files to represent each certificate file that a system can use. Unlike Tomcat or Windows systems that use 1 singular file to store all the certificates within it. You will follow these steps to copy, move and import your […]
How to Export a Certificate From Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
Add to Favorites Depending on the situation you may have to install your SSL Certificate on multiple systems. Since no SSL Certificate will work without it’s private key this scenario is based on the CSR being generated from an IIS system and the SSL Certificate has already been installed back into the system.. This will […]
How To Export an SSL Certificate With Private Key (pfx) Using MMC On Windows
Add to Favorites Windows servers use .pfx/.p12 files to contain the public key file (SSL Certificate) and its unique private key file. The Certificate Authority (CA) provides you with your SSL Certificate (public key file). You use your server to generate the associated private key file where the CSR was created. You need both the […]
How To Import A Certificate Into Mac OS
Add to Favorites Depending on the circumstance you may need to import an SSL or Code Signing Certificate into a Mac system. Typically all Mac OS systems refer to the Mac’s Keychain Access for all things pertaining to digital certificates, unless by a different design on whatever application the you are using. Mac Systems use pfx/p12 […]
How To Import a Code Signing Certificate Into Internet Explorer/Visual Studio
Add to Favorites Depending on the circumstance you may need to import a Microsoft Code Signing Certificate into an alternate system/systems to perform signing of an office macro or a Visual Studio Application. Visual Studio refers to the same certificate stores as Internet Explorer (IE). So if you need to move a code signing certificate from […]
How to move certificate from Windows to Citrix Netscaler.
Add to Favorites Windows servers use .pfx/.p12 files to contain the public key file (SSL Certificate) and its unique private key file. The Certificate Authority (CA) provides you with your SSL Certificate (public key file). You use your server to generate the associated private key file where the CSR was created. You need both the […]
How to move certificate from Apache to Server 2012 IIS 8
Add to Favorites Depending on your network you may have to move your SSL/TLS server certificate and its private key from one system to another. This article covers how to convert and move your SSL certificate, its private key, and its intermediate CA from Apache a Microsoft IIS 8 Server 2012 System. Apache systems are very […]
How to move certificate from Apache to Server 2008 IIS 7
Add to Favorites Depending on your network you may have to move your SSL/TLS server certificate and its private key from one system to another. This article covers how to convert and move your SSL certificate, its private key, and its intermediate CA from Apache a Microsoft IIS 7 Server 2008 System. Apache systems are […]
How to move a certificate from Exchange to Apache
Add to Favorites Depending on your network you may have to move your SSL/TLS server certificate and its private key from one system to another. This article covers how to move your server certificate, and its private key from Exchange that uses a single pfx/p12/pkcs#12 file to Apache that uses separate .pem,.crt, key files. This will require a […]