Hi,
1.) your question is not an OpenSSL question, it's just a how to use
windows problem.
2.) Windows normaly uses a built-in certificate store.
3.) If you have written the .Net app you should know what certificate
store you are using.
The default one that is used for web browsing (IE)? (Your app trusts
everybody that is in the default store,e.g. signed by verisign)
Or an own one with applications specific certificates? (You are
controlling who is trusted)
This depends on the kind of application.
4.) Managing certificates on windows is like always on Windows hidden in
some strange GUI dialogs,
whereas OpenSSL just uses the file system (which is much easier in
my opinion).
On WindowsXP I do it using the management console
1.) Start->Run: mmc
2.) File->Add Snap-in
3.) Choose certificates, select "computer acccount"
4.) Finish the dialogs and then you should see the Windows
Certificate Store with all its categories.
Here you can import certificates via the context menu "All
Tasks->Import"
I hope this helps you.
Woo, Swee Hong schrieb:
Hi,
I have an application that need to have TLS 1.0 connection. CA root
certificate is created and install into client terminal. Then from the
CA Root Cert, create the Server Certificate and install into my
application server. Both cert created in PEM format. Now my problem is
how to install the Server Certificate into my OS which is Windows
Server 2003. My apps is wriiten in .Net. Then after install, how to
initiate the TLS connection with my client terminal?
regards,
SweeHong
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