In case you got a .pfx file from your SSL certificate provider and you want to convert it to an Oracle Wallet follow the following simple procedure
Note : Make sure the .pfx file has the entire certificate chain + a private key
Rename the .pfx file to ewallet.p12
copy the ewallet.p12 to the final destination ( where you want to keep your oracle wallet) this is important since copying the wallet around once its done wont help
Launch the Oracle Wallet Manager
Click Wallet >> Open and point to the location where you have kept the ewallet.p12
Provide password if required
click Wallet >> AutoLogin
click Wallet >> Save
Your Oracle Wallet is now ready for use.....
Note : Make sure the .pfx file has the entire certificate chain + a private key
Rename the .pfx file to ewallet.p12
copy the ewallet.p12 to the final destination ( where you want to keep your oracle wallet) this is important since copying the wallet around once its done wont help
Launch the Oracle Wallet Manager
Click Wallet >> Open and point to the location where you have kept the ewallet.p12
Provide password if required
click Wallet >> AutoLogin
click Wallet >> Save
Your Oracle Wallet is now ready for use.....
Very Useful trick for Converting a .pfx File in Oracle.
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I've wrote this guide in case you need to perform this task using the command line. Hope it helps!
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https://smartit.ninja/blog/install_an_ssl_certificate_in_oracle_wallet.html