Export an SSL certificate from windows server.
Steps Involved:
- Go to Start => Run => Type MMC and then
click on Ok.
- In Microsoft Management Console, Click on
the File menu and then click on Add\Remove Snap-in...
- In the Add or Remove Snap-ins wizard,
select Certificates from the available snap-ins and then click on Add.
- Select My user account and click on
Finish.
- Certificate will be added and click on Ok.
- In the left pane expand Certificates, and
then expand Personal.
- Click on Certificates folder.
- Right click on the certificate, click on
All Tasks and then click on Export.
- Certificate Export Wizard will pop up,
click on Next.
- In the Export File Format select DER
encoded binary X.509 (.CER) format.
- Click on Next.
- In the File to Export click on browse,
select the location and enter the Name.
- Click on Save, the certificate will be
saved.
- In the Certificate Export Wizard, click on
Finish.
- You will be getting the following pop up,
click on Ok.
- The certificate is exported successfully.
Import an SSL certificate to the windows
server:
Steps Involved:
- Go to Start => Run => Type MMC and then
click on Ok.
- In Microsoft Management Console, Click on
the File menu and then click on Add\Remove Snap-in...
- In the Add or Remove Snap-ins wizard,
select Certificates from the available snap-ins and then click on Add.
- Select My user account and click on
Finish.
- Certificate will be added and click on Ok.
- In the left pane expand Certificates,
right click on the Personal folder, click on All Tasks and then click on
Import.
- Certificate Import Wizard will pop up,
click on Next.
- Click on Browse and select the certificate
to be imported.
- Click on Next.
- Select where the certificated should be
stored.
- Click on Finish.
- You will be getting the following pop up,
click on Ok.