1

It’s time to renew the SSL Cert on our Spiceworks server. I have the crt ready, can you guys send me directions on how to get it installed?

2 Spice ups
2

http://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/3267-create-new-public-ssl-certificate-for-spiceworks

That should have the information you need.

3

My cert is from DigiCert. It’s a wildcard, and I have three exported files from another Windows Server 2012 R2 IIS . They are crt files. These directions are looking for .pfx files. Am I correct in saying I need to do a different export from this server, or go directly to DigiCert and start over?

4

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/991758/how-to-get-an-openssl-pem-file-from-key-and-crt-files

You want to convert them to .pem. You will need to convert the certificate and the private key separately.

5

I’ve been on chat with Digicert for a long time now and the technician there had me use the .crt files When I run a check on the site it all comes up okay except for :

The server is not sending the required intermediate certificate

6

I have added this line to the httpd.conf file:

SSLCertificateChainFile “C:\Program Files (x86)\Spiceworks\httpd\ssl\DigiCertCA.crt”

I’ll replace the file with the change after hours today, reboot , and see if it works.

1 Spice up
7

I think that should do the trick.

8

If it works you should mark yourself as Best Answer.

9

SSL Certificates are all working on Spiceworks now:)

1 Spice up
10

Would you detail what changes were made? We have a wildcard from GoDaddy that we’re unsuccessfully attempting to apply to Spiceworks. Are we able to use *.crt files without going through OpenSSL? The link referenced in the initial reply is giving a 404 Error.