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I've gotten our renewed SSL certificate for internet use, and am trying to
figure out how to import (?) it into the system (we're at v4r5m0, btw).
I've started up the *admin instance and get to the Digital Certificate
Manager thru the browser.  I click on System Certificates, and I'm
prompted for my Certificate store (*SYSTEM) and password.

I then go to Change Password, and enter the same password that I logged in
with (just to verify that I've entered it correctly).  I get a screen
saying that the new password is identical to the old password, so I know
that it's right.

I then click on Receive a CA Certificate. I fill in the CA certificate
label (idocket.com) and the CA certificate file name
(d:\downloads\idocket.cer). The following screen tells me that the
Certificate store password is not valid.

Q1: why is it saying the password is wrong?
Q2: am I doing this right?

Tom Hightower
Solutions, Inc
http://www.simas.com
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If Bill Gates had a dime for every time a Windows box crashed... oh, wait
- he does.


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