Re: Client Authuntication and Multiple Certificate Chains

2001-01-02 Thread Schaefer,Lorrayne J.

Tridib,

I have a similar configuration as you have illustrated.  I was able to get client 
authentication to work with apache_1.3.14 with mod_ssl_2.7.1 and openssl 0.9.5a.  I 
couldn't get client authentication to
work with a chain for apache_1.3.12.  Try upgrading to apache 1.3.14 and see if that 
works.

For CRLs, I placed each of the CRLs into a CRL directory.  I then ran the make command 
to create the hash links to each of the CRLs.  It worked correctly.

Hope this helps.
Lorrayne

Tridib wrote:

> Hi
>
> Could  you please help me how can I implement client authentication if there is 
>multiple certificate chain. I am usnig Apache_1.3.12+ Ben's SSL_1.40(Linux) and 
>certificate chain looks like following:
>
> CERTIFICATE CHAIN HIERARCHY
>
>  Root Certificate
> 
> | |  ||
> | |  ||
> | |  ||
> | |  ||
> | |  ||
> CA1   CA2CA3  CA4 (Certification Authority)
> | |  ||
> | |  ||
> | |  ||
> Client   Client Client  Client
> Cert1   Cert2  Cert3   Cert4
>
> Please  also suggest how CRLs (because I guess there will four CRLs signed by four 
>CAs) can be checked before client authentication.
>
> Thank  you
> Tridib
>
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Client Authuntication and Multiple Certificate Chains

2000-12-31 Thread Tridib


Hi

Could  you please help me how can I implement client authentication if there is 
multiple certificate chain. I am usnig Apache_1.3.12+ Ben's SSL_1.40(Linux) and 
certificate chain looks like following:


CERTIFICATE CHAIN HIERARCHY


 Root Certificate

| |  ||
| |  ||
| |  ||
| |  ||
| |  ||
CA1   CA2CA3  CA4 (Certification Authority)
| |  ||
| |  ||
| |  ||
Client   Client Client  Client
Cert1   Cert2  Cert3   Cert4




Please  also suggest how CRLs (because I guess there will four CRLs signed by four 
CAs) can be checked before client authentication.

Thank  you
Tridib


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Re: Multiple Certificate

2000-07-23 Thread Martin Leung

Hi Mark,

You need one IP address for each certified domain name. So you can't use
CNAME record.

Rgds.
Martin

Mark Lo wrote:

> Hi,
>
>How to host multiple domain with real digital certificate for
> each domain name by using CNAME record.  Is it possible to do it.
>
> Thank You
>
> Mark Lo
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Multiple Certificate

2000-07-23 Thread Mark Lo

Hi,

   How to host multiple domain with real digital certificate for
each domain name by using CNAME record.  Is it possible to do it.

Thank You

Mark Lo

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