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I have a wildcard certificate that is currently used for a Checkpoint firewall. &nbsp;I'd like to use it on a Cisco ASA 5510 as well. &nbsp;I have the key and cert exported but I can't get it to import into the ASA.<br />
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Anyone have any experince with this?<br />
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I've tried importing via the CLI and ADSM along with all various formats; .p12, .pem, .cer, .crt<br />
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ERROR: Failed to parse or verify imported certificate<br />
ERROR: Import PKCS12 operation failed
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I have a wildcard certificate that is currently used for a Checkpoint firewall.  I'd like to use it on a Cisco ASA 5510 as well.  I have the key and cert exported but I can't get it to import into the ASA.

Anyone have any experince with this?

I've tried importing via the CLI and ADSM along with all various formats; .p12, .pem, .cer, .crt

ERROR: Failed to parse or verify imported certificate
ERROR: Import PKCS12 operation failed

wildcard certificate on multiple devices

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