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Pique #3: Cómo convertir un certificado .cer a .pem

Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck

Nov 20, 2019

El pique de hoy es super cortito, cómo convertir un certificado que llega con el formato .cer a .pem. Esto, para poder monitorearlo con una herramienta como Zabbix.

Dedicado a Diego Labruna que me tiro este pique. Es muy sencillo. Corres en tu terminal lo siguiente:

openssl x509 -inform DER -outform PEM -in certificado.crt -out certificado.crt.pem

Fácil, no? dejame un comentario si tuviste algún problema.

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