You can try this:<br><br>1. Export the ssl certificate as .CER {DER encoded binary X.509}. e.g Certificate.cer<br>    (Procedure, Just in case: On IE, Internet Options-&gt; content-&gt;ssl certificates)<br><br>2. Using openssl run this command: openssl x509 -inform der -in Certificate.cer -out certificate.pem<br>
    Where by Certificate.cer is the path to the Certificate.cer exported e.g C:\Certificate.cer and certificate.pem is the file path to where u want to save your pem file. e.g C:\certificate.pem.<br><br>Hope that helps.<br>
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