Dear Martin,
This is applicable only when my both of my CA's are in a single installation of
OpenXPKI....Practically CA and Sub CA are far a part and in seperate
installations containing seperate databases. I want my SubCA certificate to be
signed by the key of Root CA.......Next i shall import this certificate in my
other installation...The NewCA installation will act as stand alone CA but its
CA certificate should be signed by the key of Root CA to establish a chain of
trust......Kindly guide me how can i do in seperate installations?
Best Regards
Scotty
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