For authenticated EST the OpenXPKI documentation says: Use the UI to
obtain a TLS Client certificate with the application name *pkiclient*
I don't understand in which field of the X.509 certficate should the
"application name" go.
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Wolfram Wadepohl
Plattform Technology
Storopack Deutschland
Hello
I have a default installation on Debian 12 with the democa
I have created a csr using the elliptic curve secp256k1. When I copy this csr
in the web interface and try to request a certificate, I get this error:
"Used key parameter is not allowed by policy (curve_name: 1.3.132.0.10)"
When I
Hi,
> For authenticated EST the OpenXPKI documentation says: Use the UI to obtain a
> TLS Client certificate with the application name *pkiclient*
>
> I don't understand in which field of the X.509 certficate should the
> "application name" go.
Our default configuration ships with the followin
Hi,
> I have created a csr using the elliptic curve secp256k1. When I copy this csr
> in the web interface and try to request a certificate, I get this error:
> "Used key parameter is not allowed by policy (curve_name: 1.3.132.0.10)"
>
> When I do the exact same thing but using the curve secp512