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From the Linux command prompt, type
cat certificate.pem privatekey.pem
> webserver.pem
, then convert the file from UNIX linefeed to DOS carriage
return/linefeed by typing
unix2dos webserver.pem
.
To export the CA certificate:
1
Within the Windows operating system, to open the Certificate Authority
management tool, click
Start - All Programs - Administrative Tools -
Certificate Authority
.
2
You may view properties of the certificate authority by right clicking on the
authority in the tree view and selecting
Properties
. The CA Properties
dialog box will open.
3
Click the
General
tab and the
View Certificate
button to open the
Certificate dialog box.
4
Click the
Details
tab then the
Copy To File
button. The Certificate Export
Wizard will open.
5
Click
Next
to begin using the wizard.
6
On the Export File Format screen select the
Base-64 encoded X.509
(.CER)
radio button and press the
Next
button.
7
On the
File To Export
screen enter or browse to a filename and path for the
exported certificate. Press the
Next
button.
8
Press the
Finish
button.
The resulting certificate file is properly formatted and readable by OpenSSL.
In general, it will be necessary to upload the CA certificate only once; however,
it will have to be uploaded again if the certificate is revoked, if it expires, or if
“Restore Factory Defaults” is selected from the serial console menu.
NOTE: The instructions above are written for a Microsoft Root CA certificate.
For other CAs, please check with the CA vendor.
NOTE: The Network Time Protocol (NTP) must be enabled for LDAPS to
function.
