Installing certificate on SunOne Webserver7

Hi,
i have installed SunOne webserver 7 on Solaris10.
i had a problem installing a certificate on
the SunOne webserver7.
i got a .p12 certificate from a wellknown CA.
according to sun i need to enter a .DER
certificate by path to the file or paste
the Binary file.
through openssl command i have converted the .p12 to .pem and from there to .DER.
but it seems that only one part of the certificate is pass from .pem to .DER.
which is the privat key or the certificate
its self i dont know.
.DER is a binary file so i cant see actually what part did he transfer completly.
though the SunOne7 says he cant find the private key.
eventually i have exported the certificate and private key seperatly to .DER files
but couldnt find the command to join them into one .DER file.
if someone can help i will appriciate it.
thanks

If the certificate and key are in a PKCS#12 format file, then you can import it into a server instance using the pk12util command.
First ensure that the administration server config store and the instance are synched by deploying/pulling any changes to one of them.
Then use pk12util to import the pkcs file. You will need the password assigned to the file.
$ ${server-install-dir}/bin/pk12util -i <exported-pkcs12-file> -d ${server-instance-dir}/configExample:
$ /d2/nelson/webserver7/bin/pk12util -i /d2/nelson/server.pk12 -d /d2/nelson/webserver7/https-example.com/config
Enter password for PKCS12 file:
pk12util: PKCS12 IMPORT SUCCESSFULThen pull the config changes into the admin configuration store using wadm
wadm> pull-config --config=example.com server.instance
CLI201 Command 'pull-config' ran successfullyList the certificate
wadm> list-certs --config=example.com --verbose
nickname
ALIAS

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tTELMAkGA1UEBhMCVVMxFzAVBgNVBAoTDlZlcmlTaWduLCBJbmMuMR8wHQYDVQQL
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MGgwJAYIKwYBBQUHMAGGGGh0dHA6Ly9vY3NwLnZlcmlzaWduLmNvbTBABggrBgEF
BQcwAoY0aHR0cDovL1NWUlNlY3VyZS1HMy1haWEudmVyaXNpZ24uY29tL1NWUlNl
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ITAfMAcGBSsOAwIaBBRLa7kolgYMu9BSOJsprEsHiyEFGDAmFiRodHRwOi8vbG9n
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nLBFdhZzZFcsBwHFGbXkCLU2IEVa3F/iwIPDVl6TVlOgJgRGuTTRZrayfgqsWSE3
K2gYBXTeC+cenpAXuzfMiT8LAAYMBtMiwbuS3UtxhPUVzgtpeyccM6bcc6bz2Gnt
vaIwhBxm+cTByDSTgDnZt7JyCXbof45OmdOP6xn7tEl9dUb/zw+C7RXJ8niscmPt
2he1UNVHWWJCi2b+NVcz1wMl/zzqcP/Vl0cjl2xG/5iTNO4jdSRzGHD5xVS57ce9
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paste key in PEM format (end with '.'):
-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
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
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
Invalid key...discarding.
paste cert in PEM format (end with '.'):
I never get to the question about the intermediate certificate. Help anyone?

More info:
I tried generating a new privkey.pem:
OpenSSL> genrsa -out privkey.pem 2048
Loading 'screen' into random state - done
Generating RSA private key, 2048 bit long modulus
................+++
.........+++
e is 65537 (0x10001)
I copied it into Word, and then into Notepad to get the format right:
-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----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-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
I then pasted it into the M160 just to see if it would accept it, and it did not:
mailmgmt.dsb.no> certconfig
Currently using the demo certificate/key for receiving, delivery, HTTPS management access, and LDAPS.
Choose the operation you want to perform:
- SETUP - Configure security certificates and keys.
[]> setup
Do you want to use one certificate/key for receiving, delivery, HTTPS management access, and LDAPS? [Y]> y
paste cert in PEM format (end with '.'):
-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----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-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
Invalid certificate...discarding.
paste cert in PEM format (end with '.'):
It's the private key file that seems to be the problem here...?

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