How can I create a PKCS #12 file from a Origin Server Certificate?
I have a Origin Certificate for my website which works but I need a PKCS #12 cert file for my Plex Media Server which is currently not secured.
I sent a screenshot of my Plex Media Server Network configuration.
I tried it in the past but I am not the best when it comes to Certificates…
Thank you!
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If you have openssl installed, you can use it to convert the key and cert to a pfx file with
openssl pkcs12 -inkey inkey.pem -in incert.pem -export -out out.pfx
key and cert can be created and download from the origin server tab under ssl/tlsokay I will try that. When I first tried I also used OpenSSL but I did something wrong.
okay so I have this out.pfx file now but what do I do with it?
upload it to your plex server and set the path
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And the custom cert domain is my normal domain? Or also the subdomain I use for accessing plex?
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the subdomain you use for accessing plex
I tried it now but I still get an unsecured connection
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the encryption key is the export key I put in openssl right?
yep
do you mean a certificate error?
what certificate is it presenting?
I set Secured Connection to required and it said "plex.neutronnet.net took too long to respond"
If I disable Required Secure Connection it just uses http
do you have port 443 forwarded? that might be a firewall
Yes, I have a website running on the same domain and server. The plex port 32400. When you open plex.neutronnet.net the website redirects you to plex.neutronnet.net:32400. The website works normal with https.
cloudflare only supports certain ports - you can't use an arbritrary one like 32400
https://developers.cloudflare.com/fundamentals/reference/network-ports/
oh that explains a lot... thanks