A CA cert normally includes the basicConstrants extension. Its keyUsage
or extendedKeyUsage also have bits for certificate/CRL signing on.
A root CA has the same issuer and owner.
Hope this helps.
Weijun
camino (sent by Nabble.com) wrote:
i have a x509 certificate
but how can i find out
it is a root ca certificate or a intermidiate certificate
or just a normal certificate issued to a user?
thanks
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