Backup ssl certificate windows server 2003

The Public SSL is installed on the server and all clients can use it. On the other hand, the Private SSL is issued especially for your domain by a trusted authority.

Browsers can validate the private SSL and will show a secure icon. A window should appear saying that the export was successful. Click Finish to close the windows.

You should be able to access the OfficeScan management console. Tthis means that the self-signed certificate has been binded to the OfficeScan virtual website. When using the IP address it will no longer prompt a certificate error and will show you a lock icon right after the address bar. As for the FQDN, when accessing the web console it will still prompt a certificate error and no lock icon. General questions, technical, sales, and product-related issues submitted through this form will not be answered.

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Sign in to MySupport. Need More Help? Sign the certificate. Install the Certification Authority Server. Follow the procedure below when you have both Policy and Master server installed on the same machine. Sign the SSL certificate authority. Locate and select the CSR created. Go to Pending Requests. Right-click the request and then select Issue. The request will immediately disappear and will and will reappear under Issued Certificates.

Export the child certificate. Double-click on the newly signed and issued certificate then the Certificate Wizard opens. Click the Details tab then click the Copy to file button. The Certificate Export Wizard appears.

Sign in to vote. I have a R2 SP2 Standard server. I have a certificate issued by a trusted CA. The certificate opens and displays the "The integrity of this certificate cannot be guaranteed. The certificate may be corrupted or may have been altered" error on the General tab and the "This certificate has an nonvalid digital signature. I have installed the KB, , and hotfixes with no change in behavior and am at the end here.

The certificate lists shaRSA as the signature algorithm and V3 as the version. I am then connecting to a service that uses this certificate to sign SSL and it is not working. Any ideas or suggestions? Tuesday, February 5, PM. Friday, March 22, PM. Wednesday, February 6, AM. Thanks but, as I stated, I have already installed that hotfix along with two other CNG based hotfixes with no change in behavior.

I see the hotfix is installed, I reboot the server, but the problem persists as if the hotfix has no affect. Wednesday, February 6, PM.

Select Computer Account , and click Next. Part 2 of 3: Backing up your server certificate and private key 1. Double-click Personal. Double-click Certificates.

Complete the wizard to create a. Select Yes, export the private key. Enter a password to protect the. Select the location where you wish to save the file.

Part 3 of 3: Restoring the server certificate and private key You restore your server certificate and private key pair by importing the certificate and private key backup file.

Complete the wizard to import the backup file of your certificate. Enter the correct password for the file. Select to automatically place the certificate in the certificate store based on the type of certificate. Click Finish to close the wizard, and close the MMC console to complete the certificate import. Chat with Entrust.