Get the Private Key from the key-pair #openssl rsa -in sample.key -out sample_private.key
Get the Public Key from key pair #openssl rsa -in sample.key -pubout -out sample_public.key
Need to do some modification to the private key -> to pkcs8 format #openssl pkcs8 -topk8 -inform PEM -in sample_private.key -outform PEM -nocrypt Copy the output and save it as sample_private_pkcs8.key
Get those files public key: sample_public.key private key: sample_private_pkcs8.key
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To export the private key, select Yes, export the private key, then select Next. For the file format, select Personal Information Exchange - PKCS #12 (. PFX). Check the box for Include all certificates in the certification path if possible, to include the whole certificate chain, then select Next.
To convert your certificates to a format that is usable by a Java-based server, you need to extract the certificates and keys from the .pfx file using OpenSSL, and then import the certificates to keystore using keytool. The following steps require keytool, OpenSSL, and a Weblogic-specific utility.
The contents of a pfx file can be viewed in the GUI by right-clicking the PFX file and selecting Open (instead of the default action, Install). This will open mmc and show the pfx file as a folder. Open the pfx folder and the Certificates subfolder, and you will see the certificate(s) contained in the pfx.
To create a . pfx file, the SSL certificate and its corresponding private key must be on the same computer/workstation. You may need to import the certificate to the computer where the associated private key is stored (e.g., the laptop/desktop computer where you created the CSR) before successfully exporting it as a .
Start Windows Explorer and select and hold (or right-click) the .pfx file, then select Open to open the Certificate Import Wizard. Follow the procedure in the Certificate Import Wizard to import the code-signing certificate into the Personal certificate store.
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