Troy Meyer wrote:
Slow down and simplify.
You bought a certificate from Equifax and you are trying to use it on an Apache
web server.
No, you can not use a certificate request from SBS (actually from Internet
Information Services or IIS), you must use a request from Apache.
When you submit your certificate request to Equifax, make sure you select
apache as the destination web server, otherwise it will fail.
If you still cant submit a request from an apache box (assuming your request
was created successfully, are you using openssl?) then contact Equifax and see
if they have a specific way they want you to generate the request. We have
some AIX apache boxes that needed a funky switch when we generated a cert
request, so you never know.
Btw if you wanted to request a certificate on IIS in SBS you can open the IIS
manager MMC and right click on your web site and go to directory security and
click the server certificate.
Hope that helps
Ok, start over again :)
CA certificate signed already by Equifax. We use this for OWA and
Radius. In the MMC Certification Authority there is a list of issued
certificates, revoked, etc. I was wondering if this means that I could
create a certificate request (I do have openssl) and then sign it with
the CA certificate that I have. I have already tried creating the
certificate request in the linux box and try to sign it, but as I said,
it doesn't comply with the expected template.
If you can sign certificates for IIS, why you can't for Apache?
Miguel
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