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How to issue a cert with existing private key
Sep 13, 2024
ChaojuWang
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How to issue a cert with existing private key
How to issue a cert with an existing private key
Sep 13, 2024
If you want to issue a certificate, you must create a CSR (Certificate Signing Request) first . When creating a CSR, you will receive two files: file.csr (the certificate signing request file) and file.key (the private key file).
The CSR file is submitted to a CA (Certificate Authority) to request a new certificate. Once the CSR is submitted, the CA will issue a new certificate (usually in .crt format), which will pair with the local private key for use.
If you already have an existing private key, you can simply submit the existing CSR file to the CA to get a new certificate.
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The default process generates a random key to issue a new cert. How to issue a cert with an existing private key?
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