Closed jrbges closed 3 hours ago
The key you're using appears to be ECDSA or a 4,096 RSA key. These keys aren't supported on NMC2 and as such there is no file generated for the NMC2.
see: https://github.com/gregtwallace/apc-p15-tool#compatibility-notice
What about the NMC3? Can I not use this tool to create files for them?
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The key you're using appears to be ECDSA or a 4,096 RSA key. These keys aren't supported on NMC2 and as such there is no file generated for the NMC2.
see: https://github.com/gregtwallace/apc-p15-tool#compatibility-notice
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Modern NMC3 uses the key file that is generated + the cert.pem. If your NMC3 is on an older firmware, you'll need to use an NMC2 compatible key which will cause the file you're looking for to be generated (or update your firmware).
Thanks for all your help. I will have to play with it again tomorrow. I have been having a hard time getting our inhouse CA and cert on the web ssl.
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Modern NMC3 uses the key file that is generated + the cert.pem. If your NMC3 is on an older firmware, you'll need to use an NMC2 compatible key which will cause the file you're looking for to be generated.
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If you want the least headache, I'd recommend use of RSA 2,048 bit keys unless you have a specific requirement that doesn't allow that.
running this command -> apc-p15-tool.exe create --keyfile ./usnv02idf01-ups01-cert3-key.pem --certfile ./usnv02idf01-ups01-cert3.pem This is the output apc-p15-tool v1.1.0 create: making apc p15 file(s) content from pem create: successfully parsed pem files create: successfully generated p15 key file content create: key type is not supported by NMC2, skipping p15 key+cert file content create: apc p15 file(s) data succesfully generated create: apc p15 key file apctool.key.p15 written to disk apc-p15-tool done
Only writes the apctool.key.p15 file to disk. I get no apctool.p15 file.
What format does the .pem input files need to be in?