Importing SSL Certificates

I have had experience with wildcard certificates before. 
Twice...once a year for two years and I have to relearn it
each time.

One program you may need is openssl for a command like this:
> The command I used was as follows [with the pkcs12
being important]:
> #openssl pkcs12 -nodes -in
/common/jeff/www_wildcard_privkey.pfx -out pkey.pem

Here is a link to a site that helped a lot for conversions
between the pfx and pem file types [I don't know anything
about them]

ht
tp://www.digicert.com/wildcard-export-import.htm

pfx is a windows format and that page shows how to convert
to and from it for use with apache etc.  CommuniGate
requires the pem 
format.

I'm tired now.  Brain fading.  *end transmission*

On Fri, 03 Nov 2006 06:14:03 -0800
  "Kelley Underwood" <kelleyugmail.com> wrote:
>> We've purchases a wildcard certificate for use on
multiple subdomains. I'd
>> like to use with this our Communigate install but
do not see any way to
>> import a certificate. Can a .pfx file be used to
set this up?
>> 
>> -- 
>> Kelley

Jeff Wark
TBayTel Internet Operations

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