We are relative novices with crypto/ssl.  In the past we have used
certificates with RSA and 1024 keys.  We do not have a crypto card in our z9
box.  Now we are told that we must get keys >= 2048.  Is it possible to use
RSA keys >1024 without a crypto card?

We use the certificate for tn3270.  Using TelnetParms, Secureport 23, and
Keyring SAF Telnetring.  We use Top Secret for security.  Top Secret
documentation seems to imply that we'd have to use DSA instead of RSA.  Our
Certificate group (only knows about Unix) seems to insist that we have to
get an RSA based key.

About a month left until our old key expires.  I'd hate to have all our
users change their configs to allow an expired key.

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