Hello,
I downloaded then installed pspki module on my Powershell 4.0 then attempted to complete this command and got this result:
PS C:\> $pass = read-host "enter password for pfx file:" -assecurestring
enter password for pfx file:: ***********
PS C:\> convert-pfxtopem -inputpath c:\pki-certs\J140515A4081.pfx -password $pass -outputpath c:\pki-certs\new\J140515A4
081.pem
Convert-PfxToPem : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'inputpath'.
At line:1 char:18
+ convert-pfxtopem -inputpath c:\pki-certs\J140515A4081.pfx -password $pass -outpu ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidArgument: (:) [Convert-PfxToPem], ParameterBindingException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : NamedParameterNotFound,Convert-PfxToPem
Please advise what commands I should use to convert a .pfx to a .pem.
Thanks!
Comments: Mr. Camelot, can the convert-pfxtopem work on an exported CA chain? In this .pfx to .pem conversion attempt, I was trying to convert a .pfx certificate chain (root, issuing & certificate) into a .pem file. I was successful using openssl. Thanks for responses.
I downloaded then installed pspki module on my Powershell 4.0 then attempted to complete this command and got this result:
PS C:\> $pass = read-host "enter password for pfx file:" -assecurestring
enter password for pfx file:: ***********
PS C:\> convert-pfxtopem -inputpath c:\pki-certs\J140515A4081.pfx -password $pass -outputpath c:\pki-certs\new\J140515A4
081.pem
Convert-PfxToPem : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'inputpath'.
At line:1 char:18
+ convert-pfxtopem -inputpath c:\pki-certs\J140515A4081.pfx -password $pass -outpu ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidArgument: (:) [Convert-PfxToPem], ParameterBindingException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : NamedParameterNotFound,Convert-PfxToPem
Please advise what commands I should use to convert a .pfx to a .pem.
Thanks!
Comments: Mr. Camelot, can the convert-pfxtopem work on an exported CA chain? In this .pfx to .pem conversion attempt, I was trying to convert a .pfx certificate chain (root, issuing & certificate) into a .pem file. I was successful using openssl. Thanks for responses.