Certificate issue: KEY or PFX from P7B and CRT

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Vad picture Vad · Feb 1, 2013 · Viewed 42.9k times · Source

I'm new to the certificates, and this is a first time I bought it.

I generated CSR file (in IIS) and bought certificate using GoDaddy web site. They sent me two files: P7B and CRT. Since I will use the certificate for Azure Web role, I need PFX. How can I create it using only CSR, P7B, and CRT?

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Vad picture Vad · Feb 1, 2013

Finally I managed to do that. In IIS I selected Complete Certificate Request, installed the CRT certificate, and then used Export option to save it as PFX.

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