> Do you have the object identifers for this?  Do you know of any sources
> of info I can look at about this extension.  I can't find any mention
> of it in RFC 2560.

See section 4.4.6 of RFC 2560 and the last few lines of appendix b.

>  It is required in the root CA certs or will it
> work with it only added into the issued certs signed by the CA (so
> that the root CA certs don't need any OCSP extensions).

This confuses me.  It sounds like netscape is saying
        If I see a cert, and it doesn't have an OCSP service locator,
        but it comes from a "root" CA, and that CA Cert has a
        service locator I will query the CA's srvloc for the server
        cert status.
?  If so, that is a non-standard extension to defined behavior.

A cute idea, but non-standard.
        /r$
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