I've managed to find someone who had the same problem I'm having in the list
archives, but I'm now trying to understand the difference between a session key
and an rsa key, not the details just the practical.
>> Yeah - don't try to use a 40 bit RSA key. That's far too small. If you
>> want to use 40-bit session keys, then restrict the ciphersuites you use.
>He has to limit his ciphersuite to only include things like EXP-RC4 and
>EXP-RC2 and use 512 bit RSA keys.
I'd like to generate a self signed CRT for the Netscape Directory Server 4.0
and use JNDI with JSSE to access the directory. The Directory has an export
strength cipher suite available, thus I believe I need to sign the CSR it
generates with a compatible CA CRT.
I've managed to generate the 512 bit RSA key, but cannot find how to "limit the
cipher suite to only include things like EXP-RC4 and EXP-RC2".
Any help would be appreciated.
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