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Michael Wall


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10-20-04 12:52 PM

A colleague of mine created a ssl certificate request in his local machines
.kdb through ikeyman and sent this to Thawte and received a cert back.

The problem is that the cert is not for the machine, and I need to get the
cert request from his .kdb into the live sites .kdb file. (Can't import if
original request not present). Is it possible to export a cert request and
reimport into another .kdb file and then import the cert through ikeyman?

If not can anyone recommend an alternative solution?

Thanks
Michael







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    Re: move cert request from one .kdb to another  
Sunit Patke


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10-20-04 12:52 PM

Just move the kdb, rdb and sth files to the machine which the certificate
was intended for.

Sunit

"Michael Wall" <michael.wall@connectcgs.com> wrote in message
news:cl5l5n$7in4$1@news.boulder.ibm.com...
>A colleague of mine created a ssl certificate request in his local machines
> .kdb through ikeyman and sent this to Thawte and received a cert back.
>
> The problem is that the cert is not for the machine, and I need to get the
> cert request from his .kdb into the live sites .kdb file. (Can't import if
> original request not present). Is it possible to export a cert request and
> reimport into another .kdb file and then import the cert through ikeyman?
>
> If not can anyone recommend an alternative solution?
>
> Thanks
> Michael
>
>







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