Re: Install SSL Certificate in Apache configuration

Where did you create the CSR (Certificate Signing Request) ?

That is where you should install first.

Then if needed you can export in a pkcs12 format which contains both 
public and private keys and install on other systems.

Cheers

Don





From:   "Art Tostaine, Jr." <[email protected]>
To:     "Web Enabling the IBM i (AS/400 and iSeries)" 
<[email protected]>
Date:   31/08/2023 11:45 PM
Subject:        [WEB400] Install SSL Certificate in Apache configuration
Sent by:        "WEB400" <[email protected]>



We went to godaddy and got an SSL Cert. The downloaded Cert contains 3
files:

bundle.CRT
something.PEM
something.CRT

I don't need these certificates for the entire IBM i installation, I'd 
like
to install them on the webserver.  Do I just add apache directives or do I
need to import into digital certificate manager?

This is my first time, I haven't found any documentation that has worked
for me yet. I tried to import the certificates but I always run into
problems.

I tried to do virtual host directives in Apache but I can't get those
right, the server won't start.
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