His current role focuses on security automation engineering and supporting a Security Operations Center. Thanks for contributing an answer to Server Fault! Thanks for any help! Install the PKCS7 SSL Server Certificate File Open the Internet Information Services IIS Manager From either Start screen click log search for Internet. Click Next on the Welcome to the Certificate Export Wizard page. THIS HELPED ME OUT! Net executable is not be get created the install certificate iis. Prevent your next outage now! Actually I wish I would have looked at this tool first before digging into the lower level tools as I did. Learn how to use Cloudflare Origin CA certificates to encrypt traffic between Cloudflare and your origin web server, you must obtain a new, open NGINX virtual host. Scripting appears to be disabled or not supported for your browser. Another option that might work is to use this keyutil tool. How Do You Export a Certificate From an SBS Server? After validating the CSR, choos. Scan your endpoints to locate all of your Certificates. Encrypt certificate generation and binding to IIS site wizard. How do I say Disney World in Latin? Did you successfully follow this process yourself? Go to the location where you want to save your SSL Certificate. In this guide, manage Origin CA certificates via Cloudflare, Choose Your Platform! The utility also creates a scheduled task that runs this command once a day and fires update requests. Questions I have: what happened and how do I fix it? I'm guessing that there is a problem with Apache and IIS but I'm not sure how to fix it or configure it differently.The requested page or section could not be loaded. > Syntax error on line 144 of C:/Program Files/Spiceworks/httpd/con f/ nf
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I show the following errors in the server's event viewer (application) when I try to run SpiceWorks : Since I couldn't get SpiceWorks to run, I tried uninstalling and installing version 4.5.5 which says it completes but still can't be accessed. I closed it out and restarted the server. The IE window showed the upgrade got to 100% but hung there. This morning, I noticed SpiceWorks had a new version ready for install so I backed up the database/related files and ran the upgrade. Even after the upgrade, you could still get into SpiceWorks as well as the Symantec EP Manager. When I did the upgrade, the LiveUpdate Admin for Symantec installed an Apache service to get the updates. For AV, I had Symantec Corp Edit 10.1.x installed until yesterday when I upgraded to Symantec EP 11.x.
It had SpiceWorks 4.5 installed and running with no problems. The server in question is a windows 2003 server running in a Windows 2003 AD environment.
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