User`s guide

Extract SSL Files from an Apache Server
You can extract the SSL files from an Apache server.
Procedure
1 In the Apache conf directory, open the http.conf file.
The file name depends on the version of Apache Server that you have installed, for example, /etc/httpd/
conf/httpd.conf.
2 Locate the SSLCertificateKeyFile command on the SSL site.
3 Save a copy of the file that appears under SSLCertificateKeyFile as [cluster].key and transfer it to the
vSphere Client machine.
What to do next
Upload the key file to the AppSpeed Server.
Extract SSL Files from a Microsoft IIS 6.0 Server
You can extract the SSL files from a Microsoft IIS 6.0 server. Files are extracted by exporting the IIS key file.
During the export process, a password is requested to protect the key. If a password is assigned, note this
password. The password is required when you import the key into AppSpeed.
Procedure
1 Select Start > Programs > Administrative Tools > Internet Information System (IIS) Manager.
2 Expand the COMPUTERNAME (local computer) tree in the left pane, and expand the Web Site tree.
3 Right-click Default Web Site and select Properties.
4 Select the Directory Security tab and click Server Certificate.
5 Click Next, select Export the current certificate to a PFX file, and click Next again.
6 Select a file to write the exported certificate and key to and click Next.
7 Type the password with which to encrypt the key.
8 Re-type the password in the Confirm Password text box.
9 Click Finish.
What to do next
Transfer the PFX file to the vSphere Client machine and upload it to the AppSpeed Server.
Extract SSL Files from a Microsoft IIS 7.0 Server
You can extract the SSL files from a Microsoft IIS 7.0 server. Files are extracted by exporting the IIS key file.
Prerequisites
During the export process, a password is requested to protect the key. If a password is assigned, note this
password. The password is required when you import the key into AppSpeed.
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