Certificate from root Certificate

[surya sekhar]

Hi Can some one Suggest me how to obtain root Certificate from certificate, Here in the my cert issued to and and issued by is different, tried in certification path, view certificate  option is disabled. i would like to know the issuer certificate.

Thanks in Advance,
Surya.

[Jay MacDonald]

A certificate only carries the DN of the signing certificate, not the signing certificate itself. It is not uncommon for a PEM file to carry the full chain when a certificate is created, but the Gateway does not by default store the full chain. You will need to contact the owner of the signing certificate to obtain it.

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Jay MacDonald - Adoption Architect - Broadcom API Management (Layer 7)
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[Sachin Ghumbre]

You can once try to convert your certificate .crt/.cer file into .pem file, then open it in notepad++ . If you see two blocks of keys, 2nd one should be your intermediate/root cert. Copy that 2nd cert and save it as .cer/crt file. You can use below openssl commands:

CRT to PEM command
openssl x509 -in your-cert.crt -out output-cert.pem

Convert CER to PEM
openssl x509 -in your-cert.cer -out output-cert.pem

If above steps do not help, contact your certificate issuer.

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Technology Lead
Infosys Limited
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[Saravanan Ramalingam]

If the view certificate button is not enabled then the root cert is not embedded in this cert. You need to get the root cert from your cert authority.