Update:So I got some questions from people about the files to download and use in order to install Open SSL on Windows 7. There are three sources I found when I was looking for it:
How to get OpenSSL to work on Windows 7 64bit? Recently working on my wireless project I had to load a third party valid SSL Certificate for the guest web authentication to work. Now in order to do that first step is to generate a CSR – Certificate Signing Request. Cisco WLC does not generate it, so you have to do it and then submit it to a third party such as Verisign or Entrust etc. I downloaded Open SSL for Windows 7 from the source I mentioned above. It is available for Windows as well as Linux, you can use which ever source you prefer. Since I am running Windows 7 64bit on my laptop I downloaded the appropriate version (Make sure you download the zip file for Windows 7 64bit), once you unzip it there is nothing to install simply move the “OpenSSL” folder to your C: Drive.
Next open up your command prompt and follow these steps:
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