Cant be done, though most CAs dont use this information from the request. Can do something like this:
rem 8. CN, O, OU1, OU2, E, city and all SAN types /w SHA1 & 2048 echo [ req ]>test8.cnf echo default_bits = 2048>>test8.cnf echo prompt = no>>test8.cnf echo encrypt_key = no>>test8.cnf echo default_md = sha1>>test8.cnf echo distinguished_name = dn>>test8.cnf echo req_extensions = req_ext>>test8.cnf echo [ dn ]>>test8.cnf echo CN = test8.com>>test8.cnf echo emailAddress = [email protected]>>test8.cnf echo O = organisation>>test8.cnf echo L = city>>test8.cnf echo ST = state>>test8.cnf echo C = US>>test8.cnf echo 0.OU= unit1>>test8.cnf echo 1.OU= unit2>>test8.cnf echo [ req_ext ]>>test8.cnf echo subjectAltName = DNS:test8.com, email:[email protected], IP:192.168.0.1, RID:1.2.3.4.5.6, URI:/urihere>>test8.cnf openssl req -new -config test8.cnf -keyout test8.com.key -out test8.com.csr On Tue, Dec 3, 2013 at 2:10 AM, Anders Larsson <[email protected]>wrote: > Hello. > > Im trying to use subjectAltName when im generating a csr on the > commandline______________________________________________________________________ > OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org > User Support Mailing List [email protected] > Automated List Manager [email protected] >
