This is to verify that the certificate you're getting is from valid source. For example you can validate CA using "sho cry pki serv" command - it's fingerprint is there Same for other certificates, use command of "sh cry pki cert verb"
Regards, Piotr 2011/1/5 kamran shakil <[email protected]> > Dears, > I saw it many times while i doing labs whenever i enroll and authenticate > the cert from CA , i get 2 messages. > > fingerprint MD5 > > fingerprint SHA > > Why TWO / BOTH of them are generated with keys ? > > I dont think i mentioned it in CA Config ? > > > I didnt see any comment or clue on it in any of the worbooks i have nor on > any forums . Well, please let us all know if someone has clue on it . > Waiting > > regards, > Kamran ~ > > _______________________________________________ > For more information regarding industry leading CCIE Lab training, please > visit www.ipexpert.com > >
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