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OpenSSL Fingerprint
Javier Gusano Martínez edited this page Apr 18, 2016
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Using OpenSSL, you can get the certificate fingerprint with the following command:
openssl x509 -in CERTIFICATE_NAME.pem -fingerprint -noout
Then, you will get an output like:
SHA1 Fingerprint=19:3D:57:F6:55:22:80:25:FC:B8:14:09:33:BE:46:6B:AB:5D:8E:88
Warning: For KeyServer provision process, you have to remove ':' symbols and 'SHA1 Fingerprint=' string. For the page example, the SHA1 value necessary for private key provision is:
193D57F655228025FCB8140933BE466BAB5D8E88
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