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1
Double-click the certificate file to open the viewer.
2
Click the Details tab.
3
Click Copy to file. The Certificate Manager Export Wizard opens. Click Next.
4
Select the DER-encoded binary X.509 radio button. Click Next.
5
Specify a file name and location. Click Next.
6
Click Finish.
7
Click OK when you see the successful completion notice.
8
Exit the Certificate Manager Export Wizard.
9
Close the certificate viewer.
The keys are located within the Key Ring—the key manager program. Follow these
instructions to export a key.
1
Click the Start button, point to Programs>Windows NT 4.0 Option
Pack>Microsoft Internet Information Server, and click Internet Service
Manager. The Microsoft Management Console opens.
2
Navigate to the web site using the object list.
3
Right-click the web site object and click Properties in the shortcut menu.
4
Click the Directory Security tab.
5
Click Edit in the Secure Communication panel.
6
Click Key Manager.
7
Click the key to export.
8
On the Key menu, point to Export Key, and click Backup File.
9
Read the security warning and click OK.
10 Select a file location and enter a file name.
11 Click Save.
12 Exit the Internet Service Manager.
IIS 5 on Windows 2000
Follow these steps to export a certificate and key.
1
Click the Start button, point to Programs>Administrative Tools, and click
Internet Service Manager. Or you can open the Internet Service Manager
in the Administrative Tools folder in the Control Panel.
2
Right-click the web site object and click Properties in the shortcut menu.
3
Click the Directory Security tab.
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