I use:
openssl pkcs12 -export -in file.pem -inkey file.key -name
"CERTIFICATE" -certfile ca.cert \
-out file.p12
file.pem: is the PEM certificate
file.key: certificate private key
ca.cert: CA´s certificate
This worked fine for with Netscape 4.6 AND Internet Explorer 5 (haven´t
tried 4) just change the extension to .pfx instead of .p12 for
explorer.
I hope this helps you.
Hector Jimenez
QoS Labs
CCIE # 2633
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> It's possible that this question has already been answered, but...
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> I need to get my certificate (PEM format) into my Navigator's cert
> database. The only suitable format according to Navigator (4.61,
> BTW...) is PKCS12 (.p12 files).
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> Now, to convert from one to the other has gone beyond me. Perhaps I'm
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