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August 27th, 2007 14:00
DRAC5 unable to upload server certificate
I'm unable to replace the Dell self-signed SSL certificate with a self-signed certificate of my own.
I'm probably missing something because the steps I've done sofar seem straightforward.
I'm probably missing something because the steps I've done sofar seem straightforward.
Has anyone else succesfully replaced the DRAC5 certificate with a self-signed certificate?
What i'v done sofar:
In the DRAC5 webinterface, Configuration SSL MainMenu
-Generate a New Certificate Signing Request (CSR)
Fill in the necessary info (common name etc.)
Save as D:\OpenSSL\csr.txt
-Generate a New Certificate Signing Request (CSR)
Fill in the necessary info (common name etc.)
Save as D:\OpenSSL\csr.txt
Using OpenSSL 0.98
-Generate a private key
openssl genrsa -out privkey.txt 1024 base64
-Generate a self-signed certificate
openssl x509 -req -days 7300 -in csr.txt -signkey privkey.txt -out crt.txt
-Generate a private key
openssl genrsa -out privkey.txt 1024 base64
-Generate a self-signed certificate
openssl x509 -req -days 7300 -in csr.txt -signkey privkey.txt -out crt.txt
In the DRAC5 webinterface, Configuration SSL MainMenu
-Upload server certificate
FilePath: D:\OpenSSL\crt.txt
-Upload server certificate
FilePath: D:\OpenSSL\crt.txt
Result: Attempted to upload an invalid certificate.
I also tried concatenating the certificate and the private key, resulting in a "pem" format:
-Copy the certificate + private key to server.pem
copy crt.txt+privkey.txt crt.pem
-Copy the certificate + private key to server.pem
copy crt.txt+privkey.txt crt.pem
In the Configuration SSL MainMenu
-Upload server certificate
FilePath: D:\OpenSSL\crt.pem
-Upload server certificate
FilePath: D:\OpenSSL\crt.pem
Result: Attempted to upload an invalid certificate.
Thanks in advance.
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