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We are trying to renew the certificate at Microsoft-IIS/5.0 IIS Server Version 5.0 using following steps.<br />
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1. We have certificate file .p7b and .cer<br />
2. Install certificate using Microsoft Management Console (MMC) at IIS Server.<br />
3. Replace the current certificate by new certificate using Wizard<br />
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After the replace with new certificate ; this is not working for the application. Please find below snapshot of view certificate at IIS server.<br />
Note : The difference in both certificates are only not showing message &quot;you have a private key that corresponds to the certificate&quot; in the new certificate.<br />

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We are trying to renew the certificate at Microsoft-IIS/5.0 IIS Server Version 5.0 using following steps.

1. We have certificate file .p7b and .cer
2. Install certificate using Microsoft Management Console (MMC) at IIS Server.
3. Replace the current certificate by new certificate using Wizard

After the replace with new certificate ; this is not working for the application. Please find below snapshot of view certificate at IIS server.
Note : The difference in both certificates are only not showing message "you have a private key that corresponds to the certificate" in the new certificate.


&quot;you have a private key that corresponds to the certificate&quot; is missing in IIS 5.0

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&quot;you have a private key that corresponds to the certificate&quot; is missing in IIS 5.0

"you have a private key that corresponds to the certificate" is missing in IIS 5.0