> > No, that gives you a certificate for your server. Becoming a
> > Certificate Authority (that sells digital certs) requires a
> > much greater investment.
>
> I personally find it highly amusing to see that certain institutions and
> corporations charge huge amounts for the 'right' to be a CA.
> --
> Kaj J. Niemi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> / +358 40 570 76 14
It's true that organizations who want to become a CA have to pay
huge amounts to "buy in" - but that's largely a market-driven issue,
independent of the technologies involved.
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