Godaddy Download Pkcs12

I found this to be very complicated. Cobbling together these 13 steps was the equivalent of a Haynes manual 5 spanner job for me. Hope this helps and of course do provide feedback on whether any of these steps can be simplified.

For reference I host my apps on azure, and purchased a wildcard certificate from godaddy.

Whichever route you go, the CA will probably issue the new certificate in PEM or CRT format. If your server requires the certificate in PKCS#12 or PFX fornat, you can use openssl pkcs12 to convert it. See for more info.

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I have a wildcard cert purchased through godaddy, and I'm trying to install it into the FortiGate so I can use it for SSL VPN connections. However, I'm pretty lost on what "server type" I should specify before downloading the cert from GoDaddy, and which option to select when importing it on the FG.

I have been fighting with making a GoDaddy SSL certificate work all weekend, this is using View 5.1 (Release Candidate). I seem to be able to get the certificate imported properly into the keystore (have tried pkcs12 and jks) but when I edit the locked.properties it seems to ignore the keystore and new certificate and simply presents the HTTPS site using the self signed certificate created at install. I tried rekeying the certificate and generating a CSR based on the VMware KB that oulines the process that did not work. Most recently I am using this site which allows me to just export the pfx file from my working IIS server.

That's not completely accurate. The View connection server looks for the "Friendly name" property of the certificate in the windows store. If it's listed as "vdm" it will then use that certificate. Right click on the certificate in the windows certificate mmc snap-in and hit properties. Erase the godaddy junk that's in there (or save it off to a text document), and replace it with "vdm". Then go into the default created certificate properties and rename the friendly name to something other than vdm. After all that, restart the view connection server service. You should now see the correct certificate.

it does suggest that it has an issue with ssl.certificate_authorities:

Ive checked my config on my filebeat linux node and cannot see anything (i use windows for most beats) and i didnt seem to make any notes regarding the linux node. I remember having fun when using a godaddy cert and trying to get that working. ff782bc1db