I was trying that with Thawte's certificate I got for Microsoft IIS. I
had to recover private key from IIS and then attempted to use it along
with its public key's certificate. I couldn't get it to work, because
SSLeay was reporting that modulus N is 511 bits long. (I noticed, key
pairs generated by ssleay have first bit of N set to 0, whereas I had
set it to 1). I recall Eric or Tim was looking at this but I don't know
how things ended up.
Kamil Kukura
Czech Republic
> -----Original Message-----
> Hello,
>
> I'm about to embark on a project using SSLeay, and want to know if
> it's going
> to be possible to use a Verisign certificate with my server.
>
> I'm aware that Verisign will not issue certificates except for
> products that
> are on its registered list. I do have a Microsoft Internet Information
> Server
> license, however, and I was wondering if I could get Verisign to issue
> me a
> certificate for that product and then use the certificate with my own
> server.
>
> Will any of the other CA's issue SSLeay-compatible certificates?
>
> Thanks for any advice.
>
> Frank
>
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