Hi,
RC4-MD5 it is not type of certificate, it is type of data transfer encryption
(symmetric key RC4 algorithm for encryption with MD5 algorithm for message
authentication code (MAC) calculation).
Certificate is use only for one of the stage of handshake (key exchange). Always
certificate of server (not of client) will be used. What type of public key (40
bits or 128 bits) decides only server. With export client server will use 40
bits.
Regards
Yuriy Stul
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From: Biren Patel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 1999 03:06
Subject: Re: Generating 128bit test certificate.
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> Is there any free non-export SSL client that generate 128bit
> certificate? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.....
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> > On Mon, Aug 23, 1999 at 11:43:06AM -0400, Biren Patel wrote:
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> > > Hi, I'am new to this. Does anybody know how to generate a 128bit
> > > RC4-MD5 test certificate using ssleay? The example generates a export
> > > version of 40bit 3DES [...]
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> > The 40 bit limitaion is not property of the certificate, the problem
> > is that you are using an export SSL client.
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