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~Yentl Zekresachek
Jul 23, 2015, 1:44 AM
32 Posts

Not working for me

  • Category: Security
  • Platform: Windows
  • Release: 9.0.1
  • Role: Administrator
  • Tags: IHS,KYRTool,TLS,SSL,SSL SHA1 SHA2
  • Replies: 5

So, in Ikeyman I "extracted" the certificate into an .ARM file as Base64 ASCII. I then created a new Keyring, imported my root certificates and then imported the extracted certificate.

All good so far.

Now I need to import the Server Key.  I tried exporting the keys to various formats using Ikeyman Export/Import but it also creates a stash file with a password and I can't select .KEY as a format. I can't import any of these. Error is:

No private key found in the input file
ReadPEMPrivateKey returned error 0x1731
The cryptographic key was not found

Ideas?

 

~Dexter Deswechekynds
Jul 23, 2015, 1:51 PM
191 Posts
Is that error from ikeyman?
My first thought is to suggest you just create a new server key. Since there is no historical data that is bound to the old key (in contrast to a Notes keypair, for example), you can just create a new one at any time. That probably gets you where you want to be faster. If you don't want to do that for some reason, can you post the exact steps you are performing that lead to the error?

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