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 Once you have all the pre-requisites, converting to PKCS#12 format is quite simple. Run the following command to convert: Once you have all the pre-requisites, converting to PKCS#12 format is quite simple. Run the following command to convert:
  
-<code console># openssl pkcs12 -export -out certificate.pfx -inkey private.key -in certificate.crt -certfile CA.crt</code>+<sxh shell>openssl pkcs12 -export -out certificate.pfx -inkey private.key -in certificate.crt -certfile CA.crt</sxh>
  
 You will be asked for a password to encrypt the .pfx file, which is not necessary unless desired. You will need to make note of this if you do use one as it will be needed in the import process. You will be asked for a password to encrypt the .pfx file, which is not necessary unless desired. You will need to make note of this if you do use one as it will be needed in the import process.
  
-Once created, take the certificate.pfx file and upload it to the IIS7 server. Select the root server on the tree list and click **Server Certificates**.+Once created, take the certificate.pfx file and upload it to the IIS7 server. Open the IIS Management Console, select the root server on the tree list, and under the //IIS// section click **Server Certificates**.
  
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