The SSL roles are _opposite_ the master/slave roles. The master pushes
changes to the slave. So in this instance, the _slave_ is the SSL _server_,
and the _master_ is the SSL _client_.
> In order to be an SSL server, the slave must have a server cert/key and CA
> cert.
> In order to be an SSL cl
On 05/19/2011 11:18 AM, solarflow99 wrote:
The SSL roles are _opposite_ the master/slave roles. The master
pushes changes to the slave. So in this instance, the _slave_ is the
SSL _server_, and the _master_ is the SSL _client_.
In order to be an SSL server, the slave must have a server
> You can use certutil on the master to make a cert for the slave, using
> the above command on the master. Then, use pk12util to export the slave
> cert/key, then take that pk12 file to the slave and use pk12util to import
> it (and use certutil to import the CA cert).
>
Thanks for this, it w
On 05/19/2011 01:26 PM, solarflow99 wrote:
You can use certutil on the master to make a cert for the slave,
using the above command on the master. Then, use pk12util to
export the slave cert/key, then take that pk12 file to the slave
and use pk12util to import it (and use certut
