Brandon Amundson wrote: > > We have created a CA using openssl for our apache server which is running on > linux.. We currently have more than 200 users that access our site via > certificates. Here is what we are having problems doing. > > We have an IIS Web server which we would like to allow our current > certificate users to be able to access with their existing certs. Is it > possible to generate a server certificate request on the IIS server and have > that signed by the CA on the linux box? If this were possible, would this > allow our researchers access to the second website with the same certs? > > Again, if this is possible, what is the command to have the request signed > by the CA? We have attempted this and we continue to get an error. Here is > the error.
Put a subject on your postings so you'll know if someone responds... AFAIK, certificates are all in a standard format and so are cross-platform. To sign the certificate, use the sign.sh script that comes with the mod_ssl distro (in the pkg.contrib directory). Rgds, Owen Boyle. ______________________________________________________________________ Apache Interface to OpenSSL (mod_ssl) www.modssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
