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Asked by droolpup1 in Management & Debugging Software, Development Software, Server Software, Computer Servers, Linux
I am running dell openmanage server administrator node on a dell poweredge 2650 that is running red hat enterprise 5.2. I want to update the ssl certificate is uses to use a certificate signed by a CA trusted within my company. To do this I opened the web interface to the machine and generated a new certificate. I then used the same interface to export the CSR. I moved this file to my CA and had it sign the request. I then exported the certificate as a binary certificate. To get it into the form I wanted I ran it through a base64 encoder. After moving both the signed certificate and the CA's root certificate back to the server I tried to import the signed certificate. I used the import root certificate option. From here I gave it my CA's root certificate and it accepted it. I then gave it the certificate my CA just signed and it gives the following error. "ERROR! Import of server.cer failed. Try again." How can I import my signed certificate onto this server?
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