"openssl req -new -key server.key -out server.csr" should do the job.
server.key is your server's private key file. If you do not have one
yet, use "openssl genrsa -out server.key 1024" to generate a 1024 bit
RSA key.
- Jörn
Ronan wrote:
no its not there i dont think.
basically what is happening is that im programming an interface to
Active directory and one of the features is a change password option.
this can only be done obviously over ssl. This is why i need the
certificate generaed so i can sign it with our root CA.
I need to generate the CSR and private key on the server (windows 2000
advanced) but when i try windows always signs it for me with its own
rootCA ( which is very annoying) is there another way of doing
this...? ie using openssl
ronan
Juan Angel Martin (AC Camerfirma) wrote:
Hi,
http://www.thawte.com/support/keygen/
There's a menu in the right, select your server type.
Juan Angel Martin Gomez
AC Camerfirma
Tel. +34 920252750 Fax +34 920252732
http://www.camerfirma.com
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Asunto: csr for windows server
how do i generate a CSR for a windows 2000 advanced server?
it its to be signed by my own CA cert
the cert will be used for internal comms
I dont know how to genereate it on the windows box.
I need to generate the key first and then the cert, is that right???
thanks
ronan
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