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February 5, 2020, 7:10pm
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My domain is: www.duhar.se
I ran this command: New-PACertificate duhar.se -AcceptTOS
It produced this output: CN=duhar.se 2020-05-03 20:43:06 2048 AC30*…
What shall I do with that output? Is it a KEY or CERTIFICATE? How do I generate the vice verca?
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Hi,
According to the tutorial on Github, the files (cert, key, chain) are all generated in the designated output folder.
# Posh-ACME Tutorial
- [Picking a Server](#picking-a-server)
- [Your First Certificate](#your-first-certificate)
- [DNS Plugins](#dns-plugins)
- [Renewals and Deployment](#renewals-and-deployment)
- [Going Into Production](#going-into-production)
- [(Advanced) DNS Challenge Aliases](#advanced-dns-challenge-aliases)
## Picking a Server
Before we begin, let's configure our ACME server to be the Let's Encrypt *Staging* server. This will let us figure out all of the commands and parameters without likely running into the production server's [rate limits](https://letsencrypt.org/docs/rate-limits/).
```powershell
Set-PAServer LE_STAGE
```
`LE_STAGE` is a shortcut for the Let's Encrypt Staging server's directory URL. You could do the same thing by specifying the actual URL which is https://acme-staging-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory. The other currently supported server shortcut is `LE_PROD` for the Let's Encrypt Production server. Any ACMEv2 compliant directory URL will work though.
Once you set a server, the module will continue to perform future actions against that server until you change it with another call to `Set-PAServer`. The first time you connect to a server, a link to its Terms of Service will be displayed. You should review it before continuing.
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You’ll need to find the output folder in your system and fetch the files.
Thank you
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Congrats on the new cert! That output is a PowerShell object that includes the details you saw on the screen in addition to others like the location of the cert/key files that were generated. The easiest way to find those files is to run Get-PACertificate | Format-List to show all of the properties from that original object.
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system
March 7, 2020, 5:38pm
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