Hi,
Thanks for the quick answer, but the scene (and the question) is as follow:
- We had a root certififcate selfsigned, this was a long time ago, and in a
few months it is going to expire.
- We had signed server certificates with this cert.
- We had distributed the public root certificate in .DER format to the
users, and they already had this cert installed in their systems, in order
to validate the server certificates.
and I was wondering whether there is a way to maintain the public root
certificate (.DER) in working order or we had to issue a new one and
redistributed it?
Thanks in advance.
At 15:05 03/02/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Root Certificate expires you should not have any valid client certificates
anymore.
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