Execute openssl pkcs12 -in file.pfx -nocerts -nodes -out key.pemĤ. (You can download OpenSSL for Windows from ģ. Move the file to a location where a host running OpenSSL can access it. The solution here will be to use ?OpenSSL? to extract the certificate and private key from the file downloaded from the Barracuda and then recombine them using OpenSSL to form a PFX which is signed using SHA1, which Windows will be able to handle.Ģ. So, you will get an ?incorrect password? error, even when putting in the correct password. Microsoft Windows is unable to extract certificates when the password MAC for the PFX container, is created using the SHA2 algorithm. SHA256 is also used to generate the MAC for the password protected PFX container which is downloaded when you download the certificate in a PKCS12 format, from the Barracuda. The Barracuda, on latest firmware, employ SHA2 as the signing algorithm for certificates.
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