Hi,
Was looking at creating an X.509 certificate for the server, and was
reading the requirements in the RFC. There are two places where
requirements are stated in RFC 3920 -
The certificate SHOULD then be checked against the expected
identity of the peer following the rules
Hello All,
We just published an article with detailed information about
optimization work done for Wildfire 2.4.0. It covers some of the
performance issues that all XMPP servers face, but may be especially
interesting to Java developers:
On Tuesday 20 December 2005 00:46, Vinod Panicker wrote:
What the first para says isn't making sense to me. AFAIK, there is no
xmpp extension for subjectAltName (did it mean to say otherName
entity? if so, what abt the oid?)
Maybe it could use clarification, but saying an 'xmpp subjectAltName
Follow this:
If a JID for any kind of XMPP entity (e.g.,
client or server) is represented in a certificate, it MUST be
represented as a UTF8String within an otherName entity inside the
subjectAltName, using the [ASN.1] Object Identifier
id-on-xmppAddr
