When I try to export from with the CA, I don't get an option " yes, export the private key" and on the export file format " Personal Information Exchange - PKCS#12(.PFX)" is greyed out".
For Citrix NetScaler, I need .pfx SSL certificate. But I received .cer SSL file. To convert this CER file to PFX, I have followed below process.
Opened Certificate MMC --> Imported the CER file in PERSONAL\Certificate --> Export
When I try to export from with the CA, I don't get an option " yes, export the private key" and on the export file format " Personal Information Exchange - PKCS#12(.PFX)" is greyed out".
Please suggest.
Opened Certificate MMC --> Imported the CER file in PERSONAL\Certificate --> Export
When I try to export from with the CA, I don't get an option " yes, export the private key" and on the export file format " Personal Information Exchange - PKCS#12(.PFX)" is greyed out".
Please suggest.
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Finally resolved the issue.
1. I have to import or install the CER on the same server.. where I have created the CSR.
2. Then I can export as .pfx.
1. I have to import or install the CER on the same server.. where I have created the CSR.
2. Then I can export as .pfx.
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don't you see that this is what exactly I commented at start?
How could you assign point yourself?
How could you assign point yourself?
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yes, You are correct. Followed the same,
Implemented later, so I missed.
Implemented later, so I missed.
Not trying to get points but did my post on the run through assisted in any way?
https://www.sslsupportdesk.com/troubleshooting-missing-ssl-private-key-in-windows-server/
If your imported SSL certificate and it does not state you have a private key then your private key was either corrupted or never generated on this system. You will have to start from scratch generating a new CSR > Perform a reissue of the SSL Certificate > then perform SSL Certificate installation.