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fubarSUSHI
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Apr 03, 2014

MS NLB for Exchange 2010 and importing Exchange ssl certs to bigip v11.4.1

Im in a situation where I am working with someone to export the IIS SSL certs from their CAS servers. Im using digicerts link to do this Digicert export pfx cert but Im questioning if I can install ...
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uni_87886
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Apr 04, 2014

You can import the pfx file directly. Select import type PKCS12 in File Management/SSL Certificate List/Import. You can also (my preference) convert them to PEM format first from the bash shell on the F5 with something like (from my imperfect memory):

openssl pkcs12 -in my.pfx -nodes

then just paste the certificate and key parts into the appropriate text boxes in the GUI.

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fubarSUSHI
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Apr 04, 2014
Awesome. That is what I was hoping for... I can use the pfx directly on the F5. I wanted to make sure but I had no way of confirming. I believe the older versions dont allow you to use .pfx?