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Install ssl certificate on windows server 2012 R2
I would install a SSL certificate on Windows Server 2012 R2. I received from SSL/provider 4 files: mydomain.company.it.csr mydomain.company.it.key mydomain_company_it_cert.cer mydomain_company_...
- Yes, importing a pfx file gives you a certificate with the private key. (The key sign will be shown then in the certificate store) Perhaps the person who gave you the files can convert his files into a a pfx file using openssl tooling.
1. The Certificate Signing Request
2. The private key
3. The Root CA for the certificate I guess?
4. The intermediate CA for the certificate
What did you give to the SSL Provider? Only the request I presume. did you create the csr yourself using IIS? If so, then I don't know where you got the key file from? Usually the SSL provider gives you a bundle back with the root and intermediate and a cer file which you can use to complete the request (You should see the certificate in the Computer/Personal certificate store on that server
2. The private key
3. The Root CA for the certificate I guess?
4. The intermediate CA for the certificate
What did you give to the SSL Provider? Only the request I presume. did you create the csr yourself using IIS? If so, then I don't know where you got the key file from? Usually the SSL provider gives you a bundle back with the root and intermediate and a cer file which you can use to complete the request (You should see the certificate in the Computer/Personal certificate store on that server