Hi,
Currently i'm running a private (or local) CA. i use the private CA to
sign client-side certs. In addition, the cert of the server that i run my
node.js program on is also signed by my private CA.
To wit, i've the following:
---------------------------------------------
var proxyOptions =
{
key: fs.readFileSync('server.key'),
cert: fs.readFileSync('server.cert'),
ca: fs.readFileSync('CA.cert'),
requestCert: true,
...
};
https.createServer
(
proxyOptions,
function(req,res)
...
---------------------------------------------
wherein the server.cert is signed by the private CA whose cert is CA.cert.
A quick question: if i replace the server.[key|cert] with key & cert signed
by some well known root CA (e.g., VeriSign), will that have any impact on
the existing client-side cert authentication? My guess is no since the
client-side certs are signed by the private CA whose cert is still in the
proxyOptions. Am i right?
Thanks.
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