Add to Favorites The SSL Partner Center is Acmetek’s easy to use PKI portal geared with maximum functionality for clients to manage their own PKI. In this guide, you will discover: Some of the major important highlights Simple to use “How-to” instructions The SSL Partner Center is a new age of MPKI support geared for […]
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Microsoft Azure – CSR Generation & SSL Installation Guide Using The Digicert Certificate Utility
Add to Favorites Azure requires a pfx/p12 for its SSL Certificate installation. This file can only be generated from a Windows system or an application. You will never attain such a file from a Certificate Authority. Typically in order to get an SSL Certificate for your Azure cloud services Admins will use Windows Server IIS […]
Amazon Web Services (AWS) – CSR Generation SSL Installation using Digicert Certificate Utility
Add to Favorites Some admins may enjoy the SSL Certificate that the Amazon Web Services (AWS) initially provides, but an admin may want to get or set up their own SSL Certificate from an outside CA. To do this they will have to generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR). A CSR is a small encrypted […]
Digicert Certificate Utility – Code Signing (Guide)
Add to Favorites The Digicert Certificate Utility is probably one of the best certificate encryption tool out on the net. A lot of people become scared with key-pair encryption but key-pairs/certificates are actually fundamental easy to figure out. Unlike SSL certificates, code signing certificates perform the function of signing. Code signing certificates creates a tamper […]
Microsoft Authenticode/Office-VBA Code Signing Certificate Guide
Add to Favorites Enrollment for Microsoft Authenticode/Office-VBA Code Signing is a fairly simple process unlike Java Code signing. But there are some steps that need to be explained and remembered in order to have a successful enrollment, and certificate pickup. Microsoft Authenticode/Office-VBA Code Signing is used to Digitally sign 32-bit or 64-bit user-mode (.exe, .cab, […]
Java Code Signing Certificate Guide
Add to Favorites Getting a Java Code Signing is more of a manual process compared to Microsoft Authenticode/Office-VBA Code Signing. Java Code Signing is used for signing Java applications for desktops, digitally sign .jar files and Netscape Object Signing. Recognized by Java Runtime Environment (JRE). The following instructions are a supplemental guide into generating and configuring a keystore […]