Hi Harshiv, Try commad : openssl X509 -in 'yourcert/rootcert' -text You are able to see human readable certificate. If the certificate is client certificate and not self signed then 'issuer' is different from 'subject'. And CA: flase for client certificate. you can find CA:true for root/CA certificate. CA certificate has different issuer from subject. But root certificate has same subject identity as issuer. So you have to consider minimum 3 fields to identify client/CA/root certificate. Fields are 'suject','issuer','CA:true/false'.
Hope I am able to satisfy your query. Regards, Vivek On 17-Sep-2011 12:35 AM, "Harshvir Sidhu" <hvssi...@gmail.com> wrote: I already tried this command, but its not giving any information showing wheter its a root certificate or a client certificate. - Harshvir On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 1:53 PM, Jakob Bohm <jb-open...@wisemo.com> wrote: > > On 9/16/2011 7:58 PM,...
