Ives Steglich wrote:
>you may change the the corresponding code-stuff - where the replacing
>regex ist situated... but
>
>but maybe , will cause problems with openssl - did u try to issue a
>openssl cert with those cns?
I did actually. If I use either CA.pl or CA.sh I can create certificates with
the CN component of the Subject as CN=Lastname, Firstname MI. I have not made
it through all of the related TechNet articles mentioned in the Users Guide
yet. I keep hoping I've simply overlooked something somewhere.
However, with the certificate I issued from CA.sh installed the wireless
authentication subsystem poped up a dialog asking which certificate I wanted to
use to authenticate. With the certificate issed from OpenCA, with RFC2253
escaping, all I got was a popup saying Windows couldn't find a certificate to
authenticate to network X.
I was hoping someone else had done this before and could point out my obvious
mistake. I'd have even settled for an RTFM. Oh, well.
Thanks
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