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But you must have .cer file from Verisign or others.
Check document
Colin B Maharaj <noreply@myhost.com> wrote:
>Hi Lynn thanks for your response so far, but the thing is I want to 
>create my own certificate files, I do not want to rely on IIS or IE. Or 
>is there something that I am missing, also I will try to get time to 
>read the open ssl doc file(s).
>
>Thanks again...
>
>Lynn wrote:
>> Did you already have .pfx file( server certificate) and .cer file(root certificate)?
>> If not, you have to export from IIS or IE?
>> After you have these file, you can use openssl x509 and pkcs12 command to convert them to pem format. Please
>> read openssl doc to find out how to use these command.
>> MSDN SITE has instruction how to export Certificate file?
>> gOOD LUCK!
>> Lynn
>> Colin B Maharaj <noreply@myhost.com> wrote:
>> 
>>>How do I create these files, can anyone help?... Lynn, can you help me 
>>>here, I already have BCB6 Installed with Indy9.
>>>
>>>Thanks in Return....
>>>
>>>I am trying to create a simple TCP Client / Server connection with SSL3 
>>>on localhost.
>> 
>>