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==Asymmetric (Public/Private Keys)== | ==Asymmetric (Public/Private Keys)== | ||
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| + | [[Category:Certificate Consversion]] | ||
| + | Sometimes there is a need to convert a SSL certificate from one format to another for example a load balancer & Windows IIS will probably require different formats. You can use openssl to do this conversion by using the following commands. | ||
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| + | Convert from PEM to PFX | ||
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| + | openssl pkcs12 -export -out output.pfx -inkey input.key -in input.crt -certfile input.ca-bundle | ||
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| + | Where | ||
| + | output.pfx - this is the output file | ||
| + | input.key - this is the original key file used to create the csr | ||
| + | input.crt - this is the file received back from the certificate authority | ||
| + | input.ca-bundle - this is the cert from the certificate authority we are converting to pfx | ||
==Symmetric== | ==Symmetric== | ||
Revision as of 03:00, 8 May 2012
Asymmetric (Public/Private Keys)
Sometimes there is a need to convert a SSL certificate from one format to another for example a load balancer & Windows IIS will probably require different formats. You can use openssl to do this conversion by using the following commands.
Convert from PEM to PFX
openssl pkcs12 -export -out output.pfx -inkey input.key -in input.crt -certfile input.ca-bundle Where output.pfx - this is the output file input.key - this is the original key file used to create the csr input.crt - this is the file received back from the certificate authority input.ca-bundle - this is the cert from the certificate authority we are converting to pfx