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Error DataBase-One Place all Solutions .: Operating Systems .: Windows Operating Systems .: Windows 2003 .: How to up backup your key pair file in IIS 6

How to up backup your key pair file in IIS 6

  1. Select the Internet Information Service Manager within the Administrative Tools menu.
  2. Select the web site (host) for which the certificate was made.
    Right mouse-click and select Properties.
  3. Select the Directory Security tab.
  4. Select the Server Certificate option.
  5. The Welcome to the Web Server Certificate Wizard window opens.
    Click OK.
  6. Select Export the current certificate to a .pfx file. Click Next.
  7. Select the path and file name. Click Next.
  8. Select a password. Click Next.
  9. View the certificate contents.
  10. Click on Finish.
  11. Keep this .pfx file in a safe place (e.g., You will need it if your system crashes!)
Article 2055
Created 5-21-2008
Author Lucki
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