John,
Can you elaborate a little? I don't grasp the distinction. We are using a BT Trustwise Global Site ID certificate (chained back to Verisign) which supports 128-bit encryption, but I don't know whether there's a difference between that and a "step up" certificate.
Regards
Charles
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> Just out of interest, I take it that you are using a "vanilla" SSL
> certificate, and not one of the 128bit "step up"
> certificates? I hope it's
> the former, otherwise I think every export crippled browser
> will say 128bit
> (I've never checked this.)
>
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