Hi everyone,
I'm quite new to this domain. I need an
explanation on the difference between the personal certificates and machine
certificates. By machine
Certificates, I think it denotes either SSL
client or SSL server certificates it raises another question: does machine
certif
Title: Machine Certificate (From Rakesh)
Hi,
I'm quite new to this domain. I need an explanation on the difference between the personal certificates and machine certificates. By machine
Certificates, I think it denotes either SSL client or SSL server certificates it raises another qu
f it? I've done the import, and tried export to
other formats which strips the private key off and re-imported it (with the
previous one removed), but still failed to get the "Friendly Name" on.
-daniel.
At 09:19 AM 2001/4/11 +0530, Rakesh.R wrote:
>
> Dear Suen Tak
Title: RE: Can pkcs12 cert being used to signed data
I think its possible. Please go through the openssl documentation for PKCS12.
Rakesh R
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-Original Message-
From: Noor Haizad Mohd Said [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 9:11 AM
T
Title: RE: pkcs12 and CA cert ?
Dear Suen Tak Tsung Daniel,
The PKCS12 format contains the private key. This format is mainly used to export private key with the certificate. The method you used to create the PKSC12 is correct. Double click the certificate and import it into the certificate
Hai,
I want to
convert a private key in DER format to PEM format. I have tried with the PVK
utility. It’s a fantastic tool but still I am stuck with a problem. I want to
pass the password of private key as command line argument. This is not possible
with the present utility. Can some
