eesun_276598
Sep 13, 2016Cirrus
Update Cert in F5
Hi, I am going to update the cert for F5. I got two cert: one is like this: abc.tex, second is like this: abc.crt What is difference between the two? Can i use either of them to update? Thank you
Hi, I am going to update the cert for F5. I got two cert: one is like this: abc.tex, second is like this: abc.crt What is difference between the two? Can i use either of them to update? Thank you
Didn't you already ask this same question here yesterday? https://devcentral.f5.com/s/feed/0D51T00006i7eVdSAI
 
There is no way to answer such a vague question.
 
AJ 01 :
I think my post is forgotten in previous post and I want to make it clear. That is why I re-post here again. but I think my question is already very clear now. If you cannot understand it, please read one more time, or ask further. I would like to answer. Thank you
AJ 01 :
I think my post is forgotten in previous post and I want to make it clear. That is why I re-post here again. but I think my question is already very clear now. If you cannot understand it, please read one more time, or ask further. I would like to answer. Thank you
Ask the company/entity that issued the files to explain to you what each file is. You're not going to get an answer here.
@eesun. Technically the extension on a cert/key doesn't really affect it's function unless you have a weird importer.
We can only assume from the filenames that abc.crt is the actual cert and the .tex is the private key. We do NOT want to see the contents of the .tex file just in case it is the private key. You'll need to clarify with the person responsible for the certs or the app. You may just need one, you may need both, it will be application specific how these are put to use.
Use this site to verify your certs and keys and see if they match:
https://www.sslshopper.com/certificate-key-matcher.html
Regarding the duplicate post, people will answer the question but you have to give it some time. Please be patient and if you ask a detailed question, you'll get a detailed answer. This one is tough because there's not much to go on.