Upload a New Certificate with a Private  Key

For certificates purchased using a CSR not generated through the PSA interface, it is imperative that you include both the RSA Private Key text block and the Certificate text block in one file before selecting to upload this to the PSA server. To do this follow the process below:

1. Access the domain management function by clicking on the DOMAINS button at the top of the PSA interface. The Domain List Page appears.
2. Click the domain name that you want to work with. The Domain Administration Page appears.
3. Click the CERTIFICATE button. The SSL Certificate Page appears.
4. If you wish to upload a certificate file from a local computer, under the Uploading  Certificate File section, click the BROWSE button to select the file  (the file must be in .txt format).
5. Then, click SEND FILE to copy the certificate to the server. Or, if you want to type in the text of the certificate without downloading a specific file, click in the text box and enter and paste the certificate information.
6. Click SEND TEXT to implement the text on the server.

NOTE: Ensure that the private key text block is included along with the SSL certificate text block when using the SEND FILE or SEND TEXT options.

EXAMPLE  FORMAT:

-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----

[[ECRYPTED BLOCK OF TEXT]]

-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----

-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----

[[ECRYPTED BLOCK OF TEXT]]

-----END CERTIFICATE-----

7. When you download the certificate to the server, PSA checks for errors. If an error is detected, PSA restores the old version of the SSL certificate, and PSA warns you to update the certificate. At this point, you can try again to enter text or to  download the certificate file.
8. When you are satisfied that the SSL certificate is correctly implemented, click UP LEVEL to return to the Domain Administration Page.