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#Serviio install archive#
#Serviio install password#
#Serviio install download#
#Serviio install free#

Stop the Serviio Service then rename the old serviio.jks and copy the serviio.jks file back to its original location.

#Serviio install password#

You will now need to change the key pair password to match the original one which would be shown next to ssl_keystore_key_password=.

You should get a message stating Append Certificate Successful.

To add these right click the certificate and select Edit Certificate Chain->Append Certificates.

Locate any intermediate certificates required.

Right click the certificate to give it an appropriate name - this should be the external FQDN of the certificate.

Right click the old certificate called serviio and select delete.

You should now see two certificates listed.

Go to the tab with serviio.jks and then then select Paste.

Right click your certificate and select Copy.

You will now see another window with your trusted certificate.

Go to File->Open and open your signed certificate.

Use the value next to ssl_keystore_key_password= to unlock this.

Right click the current default certificate and select 'unlock'.

Use the value next to ssl_keystore_keystore_password= to unlock the store.

You will then get a prompt to enter the Keystore password.

Start KeyStore Explorer and Open the serviio.jks file by going to File->Open.

#Serviio install archive#

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#Serviio install download#

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