Thanks man! That helps me out a lot!
On Apr 15, 2004, at 5:54 PM, Steve OBrien wrote:
Is it easy convert? I did a google search to find out about
converting IIS certificates to Apache and all the results I got back
made it sound like rocket science.
The documentation on it is not very good,
Has anyone on this list purchased an SSL certificate from a Certificate
Authority (like Thawte or Verisign) for doing PEAP or EAP-TTLS?
The scripts that come with Freeradius for generating a self-signed
certificate include a special ExtendedKeyUsage attribute. I'm
wondering how hard it'll be
Has anyone on this list purchased an SSL certificate
from a Certificate
Authority (like Thawte or Verisign) for doing PEAP or EAP-TTLS?
The
scripts that come with Freeradius for generating a self-signed
certificate include a special ExtendedKeyUsage attribute.
What I have done is generated a
Is it easy convert? I did a google search to find out about
converting IIS certificates to Apache and all the results I got back
made it sound like rocket science.
Anyway, what's special about the cert is that Winblows XP clients
require it to have a special extended key usage attribute.
Is it easy
convert? I did a google search to find out about
converting IIS certificates to Apache and all the results I got back
made it sound like rocket science.
The documentation on it is not very
good, it is actually surprisingly simple.
1.) on Unix box w/openssl :
#
openssl genrsa
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