> Some people have reported success by converting the key to NET format:
>
> openssl rsa -in prkey.pem -outform NET -out key.net
>
> The latest snapshot of OpenSSL also has an -sgckey flag which
> is needed
> on some version of IIS which use a modified algorithm.
OK, I seem to have it working.
day, September 09, 2000 11:35 PM
Subject: Using openssl to generate keys for IIS
> I would like to use openssl to generate keys and certificates for import
> into Microsoft IIS 4.0 (since IIS only produces keys with up to 1024-bit RSA
> moduli).
>
> I seem to have all the key generation a
I faced a simlar problem even when importing certificates generated from
IIS generated requests. The password asked for was the the password for
the IUSR_hostname account. There's some documentation available on the
web about this.
But I was unable to import openssl generated certificates.
Regar
Some people have reported success by converting the key to NET format:
openssl rsa -in prkey.pem -outform NET -out key.net
The latest snapshot of OpenSSL also has an -sgckey flag which is needed
on some version of IIS which use a modified algorithm.
Steve.
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Dr Stephen N. Henson. http://www
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Sent: Saturday, September 09, 2000 11:35 PM
Subject: Using openssl to generate keys for IIS
> I would like to use openssl to generate keys and certificates for import
> into Microsoft IIS 4.0 (since IIS only produces keys with up
I would like to use openssl to generate keys and certificates for import
into Microsoft IIS 4.0 (since IIS only produces keys with up to 1024-bit RSA
moduli).
I seem to have all the key generation and signing stuff working, the problem
is when I go to import the key and certificate into IIS. The
