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Certificate Expressway 8.5 Failed

Hi;

We had a solution MOBILE REMOTE ACCESS using EXPRESSWAY EDGE and EXPRESSWAY CORE.

I had a problem after change a certificate ca public, When this new certificate is installed , exist the message : FAILED: MISSING PRIVATE KEY.

My question is How and Where I get this private key?

I have three certificates: 1 root ca , 1 server certificate to EXPRESSWAY-E and other server certificate EXPRESSWAY-C in .crt format.

It is done using CSRs generated in each EXPRESSWAY.

 

Regards;

 

Fabio Santos

 

 

 

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Every time you generate a CSR, a new key is generated, no matter what you change, if you generated a new CSR, you'll need to have that one signed by your CA, and then upload it.

If during that time you generate a new CSR, the previous one will become invalid.

You might want to read my certs FAQ

http://docwiki.cisco.com/wiki/Certificates_FAQ

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Jaime Valencia
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Cisco Employee

I don't think you have generated the CSR, it clearly says there is no CSR in progress.

When you generate a CSR, a private key is generated to make sure you're actually bringing back that same CSR in the form of a signed certificate. So, they key is internal to the server, you cannot upload your own, or download it.

Generate a CSR from the server, and then have it signed, that's the actual process to get this to work.

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Hi James;

Thanks by reply,

So I generated the CSR, and after it I loading a new certificate of Public CA. But now I have change this certicate because an information in alternate name was wrong. When I start this change the system no more show CSR in progress.

I can generate a new CSR, but  do you think that a new certificate Public CA will be required?

 

The CSR generated are in attachment.

 

Thanks;

 

Fabio

 

Every time you generate a CSR, a new key is generated, no matter what you change, if you generated a new CSR, you'll need to have that one signed by your CA, and then upload it.

If during that time you generate a new CSR, the previous one will become invalid.

You might want to read my certs FAQ

http://docwiki.cisco.com/wiki/Certificates_FAQ

HTH

java

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Jaime;

 

Very Thanks!