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ArcGIS Monitor Configure SSL / Create pem files

dcoley

Hi - Our org uses a wildcart certificate from Comodo CA. I have the trust set up across the entire ArcEnterprise and I'd like to use the cert trust chain for Monitor. The trust chain includes a root cert, intermediate cert and the pfx.

Does anyone know how to create the private and public .pem files that Monitor seems to need?

Thanks,

David

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JohnGraham2

Hi David,

Refer to the Comodo documentation for steps on creating a .pem file:

https://ssl.comodo.com/support/creating-a-pem-file.php

External Certificate Authorities such as Comodo, VeriSign, and Thwate, have their own workflows and documentation on the generation of .pem files.

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JohnGraham2

Hi David,

I suggest getting the clarification on this directly from Comodo by submitting a ticket:

https://ssl.comodo.com/comodo-support.php

They are the Certificate Authority...

dcoley

Yes I did that, unfortunately, the documentation does not distinguish between private key and public key generation. And so I don't know what to tell my IT people. Clearly they were able to generate a pem, but they only generated one. It does contain the trust chain, but I have no way of know whether it is private or public

JohnGraham2

Hi David,

Refer to the Comodo documentation for steps on creating a .pem file:

https://ssl.comodo.com/support/creating-a-pem-file.php

External Certificate Authorities such as Comodo, VeriSign, and Thwate, have their own workflows and documentation on the generation of .pem files.

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