how to Implement SSL in Linux - Redhat
This is a discussion on how to Implement SSL in Linux - Redhat ; hi can anyone guide me the detail procedure how to implement SSL in linux.
we are using RedHat Linux 4.0 Enterprise edition with IBM Websphere.
Thanks
Dibakar...
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how to Implement SSL in Linux
hi can anyone guide me the detail procedure how to implement SSL in linux.
we are using RedHat Linux 4.0 Enterprise edition with IBM Websphere.
Thanks
Dibakar
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Re: how to Implement SSL in Linux
Hello guys!
Therefore to enable SSL or TLS secure communications on a Server with the general public, Server administrators need to acquire a Digital Certificate from any trusted third party CA and this is usually done through an offline web-based request.
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Re: how to Implement SSL in Linux
NewRequest]
Subject=”CN=MyServerName.MyDomainName.com,C=GB”
KeyLength=2048
MachineKeySet=TRUE
Silent=TRUE
Exportable = TRUE
my friens this could help you .
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Re: how to Implement SSL in Linux
Right now Linux Chrome doesn't have certificate management UI. Looks like you've found our wiki page that documents how to use the NSS command line tool 'certutil' to trust a certificate.
The certutil command line you used should work. I would change
-t TC
to
-t "TC,,"
Other than that, I don't see anything wrong.
In the certutil -d sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb -L output, what are the trust flags shown for your certificate?
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