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IS Certificates

  • 1.  IS Certificates

    Posted 02/22/10 07:09 PM

    Hello everyone, I am trying to use the 3 IS certs for a HTTPS setup via a webservice. We are using Apache and I need to config Apache to use the 3 IS certs. What my problem is that I need to convert the 3 IS certs to a *.key format and *.CRT format. If anyone has gone through this process your help would be greatly appreciated.


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  • 2.  RE: IS Certificates

    Posted 02/22/10 07:56 PM

    Are you trying convert .der cert files?

    You can try google it there might be some free openSSL conversion tools available.


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  • 3.  RE: IS Certificates

    Posted 02/22/10 08:19 PM

    Well in IS we have 3 certs, I am unsure what certs i need to use in Apache at this point to use for HTTPS SSL.


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  • 5.  RE: IS Certificates

    Posted 02/22/10 08:30 PM

    The big question would be which cert do i use, since i have 3


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  • 6.  RE: IS Certificates

    Posted 02/22/10 08:47 PM

    I believe it would be CA cert and/or public key also.


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  • 7.  RE: IS Certificates

    Posted 02/22/10 08:56 PM

    Ok this might be a stupid question but I would be using the IS certs not the proxy IS certs correct?


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  • 8.  RE: IS Certificates

    Posted 02/22/10 09:04 PM

    Is the apache outside firewall/network?..Mostly IS certs and use the other way if not.


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  • 9.  RE: IS Certificates

    Posted 02/22/10 09:38 PM

    Correct our Apache server is outside the firewall. So which certs do I use the proxy (IS) certs or the (Internal) IS certs?


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  • 10.  RE: IS Certificates

    Posted 02/22/10 09:44 PM

    Proxy IS certs could suffix and test connection.


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  • 11.  RE: IS Certificates

    Posted 02/23/10 12:12 PM

    Hi Marlon,
    I’ve little confusion. You said that you want APACHE to use 3 IS certs. Can you explain what do you mean by using 3 IS certs? Is it something Your IS public key is having chain of 3 certs? Or if in your IS you have 3 certs then what i understood is One set of certificate is for SSL handshake, second set of cert should be for sign/verify and third set of certificate should be for encryption/decryption. If this is true then you need to find out which one you are using for SSL, same should be configured to APACHE.


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