Re: Can't import certificate to IIS

How I understand IIS do the following if I create a SSL cert request:
- it creates a key pair
- it creates a cert request which includes only the public key
The cert provider creates a certificate and signs the public key
These means the private key is only on the server where the cert
request was created.
My questions is how to bring the certificate delivered by the cert
provider together with the private key stored on my server.
Normaly this is done by IIS if I load the certificate into IIS. This
seems no longer to be possible, because I installed a test cert for
this site in the meantime (after I created the cert request).

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