How to Moving SSL Certificate (HTTPS) from IIS to Nginx

Because of business needs, you need to migrate an HTTPS site under the original IIS to the Nginx front-end reverse proxy architecture.

The specific steps are:

2. Export the certificate on the Windows server where IIS resides.

   1) "Start"---> "Run"---> MMC

   2) "Add"---> "certificates"---> Add

   3) Select "Computer Account"--->next

   4) Select "Local Computer"--->ok

   5) "Close"---> "OK"

   6) Expand Certificates---> Personal certificates

   7) Right-click the certificate you want to export

   8) "All Tasks"---> "Export"

   9) Follow the prompts to export a PFX file such as Sslcert.pfx

3. Upload the PFX file to the Linux server on which Nginx resides,

   1) Export Private key

   OpenSSL pkcs12-in [Sslcert].pfx-nocerts-out Key.pem

   2) Remove the password from the private key (when exporting PFX in 1.9, you will be prompted for a password to protect the PFX)

   OpenSSL rsa-in key.pem-out Server.key

   3) Export Certificate

   OpenSSL pkcs12-in [Sslcert].pfx-clcerts-nokeys-out Cert.pem

5. Copy the resulting cert.pem;server.key into the desired directory, such as in/etc/nginx/conf.d/ssl/

7. Edit test.com.conf (Nginx server's conf)

   
   

9. server {listen 443; server_name www.test.com; SSL on; SSL_CERTIFICATE/ETC/NGINX/CONF.D/SSL/CERT.PEM; Ssl_certificate_k   Ey/etc/nginx/conf.d/ssl/server.key; Location/{proxy_pass http://test.com_server_pool;}}

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How to Moving SSL Certificate (HTTPS) from IIS to Nginx