Apple Push Notification Portal

Hi All
I hope someone know the answer to our problem.
We are trying to get a new Apple Push Certificate, but when we try to upload the our csr file we get the following error
{"ErrorCode":-80013,"ErrorMessage":"Invalid Certificate Signing Request","ErrorDescription":"The Certificate Signing Request you entered appears to be invalid. Make sure that request file uploaded is in the <a href=\"http://www.apple.com/iphone/business/it/management.html\" target=\"_blank\">correct format<\/a>and not empty."}
We have already a year ago created an Apple Push Certificate, but it has expired, so we cannot renew it from the homepage, but have to create a new one.
We try to get a new certificate from the following site https://identity.apple.com/pushcert/ We do not have an Apple Developer Account.
The csr file i created directly from "Keychain Access->Certificate Assistant->Request a Certificate From a Certificate Authority", and then we save the file to disk and then try to upload that file on https://identity.apple.com/pushcert, and then we get the error.
Anyone know the answer to this problem.
1. Do we need to have a developer account? We can log in to https://identity.apple.com/pushcert/ without a developer accout, so seems odd if thats the issue.
2. Do the csr file need to be signed before we can upload it on https://identity.apple.com/pushcert/
I cant find any place that have an answer to above question or a solution to our problems, so hope someone here know the answer
Thx in advantage

I have tried to cancel all active task, and afterwards try with a new iPad, but thats the same problem
We have been told that there are open for the following ports:
2195, 2196
TCP
Used by Profile Manager to send push notifications
5223
TCP
Used to maintain a persistent connection to APNs and receive push notifications
80/443
TCP
Provides access to the web interface for Profile Manager admin
1640
TCP
Enrollment access to the Certificate Authority
Is there some way I can check that we actually have open in the firewall?
Is there some other things I can check, to see that we have the correct setup?

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