Certificate filenames containing '.' periods

Certificate filenames containing '.' periods

When using the integrated Certificate Management system in Titan and Cornerstone, specifically the New Certificate Wizard, sometimes the wizard will offer to save the certificate filename with embedded periods, such as 


mycert.southrivertech.com.pem 


We have found that the internal server will sometimes have difficulty processing certificate filenames containing embedded periods. It is recommended to rename these files to remove the period such as


mycert_southrivertech_com.pem



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