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Creating a CA-Signed Certificate for the Tomcat Server

  • 2 March 2021
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Hi everyone!

 

i’m trying to renew my SSL certificates for Web Application, but when I’ve been done all steps and neet to import each signed certificates (only received a CRT and a CA.CRT certificate) which one must be applied for:

Root Certificate

Intermediate Certificate

Issued Server/domain certificate

 

Thanks for your support!

BR

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Best answer by ESTRATEC360 2 March 2021, 08:26

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Hi!

I’ve found the actions to solve this issue:

 

Root Certificate - Provider cert as Cert authority

Intermediante Certificate - Your SSL Cert provided as CA-CRT

Issued Server/domain certificate - Your SSL provided as CRT certificate

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Hi @ESTRATEC360 

Thanks for the question.

CA.CRT will be the root CA certificate.

CRT will be the Issued Server/domain certificate (for Tomcat)

There may not be an intermediate certificate needed for the chain, but it’s not possible to know from these details.

Try checking properties on the CRT and viewing “Certification Path” you will see a tree with CA.CRT at the top and any required intermediate certifcates with the server CRT at the bottom.

If intermediate certificates are seen in the certification path, you may be able to obtain the required intermediate certificate from the certificate provider, some providers publish these online.

Thanks,

Stuart

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