On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 09:14:28AM -0800, James Lampert wrote:
Scenario:
I created a self-signed certificate for the box I was testing:
CN = James Lampert
As already pointed out, there's your problem. To identify a networked
service, the value of CN should be the FQDN of the host providing
Mark H. Wood wrote:
As already pointed out, there's your problem. To identify a networked
service, the value of CN should be the FQDN of the host providing the
service. (This is why people suddenly became interested in securing
DNS: we are relying on it to validate certificate bindings to
Scenario:
I created a self-signed certificate for the box I was testing:
CN = James Lampert
OU = Development Lab
O = Touchtone Corporation
L = Costa Mesa
ST = California
C = US
I then installed it into the Tomcat server on that box. Connecting to
the site with Firefox, I was told that the
On 12 Jan 2012, at 17:15, James Lampert jam...@touchtonecorp.com wrote:
Scenario:
I created a self-signed certificate for the box I was testing:
CN = James Lampert
OU = Development Lab
O = Touchtone Corporation
L = Costa Mesa
ST = California
C = US
I then installed it into the Tomcat
I created a self-signed certificate for the box I was testing:
CN = James Lampert
Pid * wrote:
The Common Name must match the domain name of the server as seen by the client.
Hmm. So where Keytool asks
What is your first and last name?
you answer not with what it's asking for, but with
