-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Many thanks to: Rick Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "Kristofer A. E. Peterson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Goetz Babin-Ebell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Answer summary: When you issue a certificate creation the question "Common Name" should be the DNS name for the server that will be serving this key. If you'd like to use it on a domain range you may use a "*" wildcard character instead of a specific machine designations. For example instead of the specific: machine.domain.org you may use "*" and specify that this key is for the whole domain: *.domain.org Thanks again to all who helped and for the AMAZING speed to which you did. Sincerely, ------ Jeffrey E. Hundstad Linux/AS/400 System&Network/News/WWW/Anon. FTP Admin. Computer Services Box 45 Mankato State University Mankato Minnesota, USA 56002-8400 44 8'N 93 59'W El. 1000' [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.mankato.msus.edu/jeffrey/ PGP Key fingerprint = FF EE F5 C0 3A A0 26 1A D2 73 AE 30 5F E2 2E 2C (507) 389-2516 Work (507) 389-6115 Fax (507) 625-7643 Home -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQCVAwUBNSLuAKLa8RgOE1M5AQEiwAP/Rfj2Xh3ZBaMzSsLspODXbVMimicEzNmO Hj8Go7fnPZCcopNDKSeLxiIkgSgvZTEp7n6a531jx4xqpGneF0lByWq+tnUsALT+ NMo7vJxqLs6HS98lVHuD3XesYbcEHNLjQnVi0N7x5TLaFmuMjvdAjO79zCoPT8K9 luMbhaEdUzY= =1zkP -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Administrative requests should be sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | List service provided by Open Software Associates, http://www.osa.com/ | +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
