"Matt Crawford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >True as written, but Netscrape ind Internet Exploder each have a hack for >honoring the same cert for multiple server names. Opera seems to honor at >least one of the two hacks, and a cert can incorporate both at once. > > /C=US/ST=Illinois/L=Batavia/O=Fermilab/OU=Services > /CN=(alpha|bravo|charlie).fnal.gov/CN=alpha.fnal.gov > /CN=bravo.fnal.gov/CN=charlie.fnal.gov
Just to clarify this, so you need a multivalued CN, with one containing the expression "(a|b|c)" and the remaining containing each of "a", "b", and "c"? Is it multiple AVAs in an RDN, or multiple RDNs? (Either of these could be hard to generate with a lot of software, which can't handle multiple AVAs in an RDN or multiple same-type RDNs). Which hack is for MSIE and which is for Netscape? Peter.
