Can I use Certificates issued by Virginia Tech on IIS 5.0 and 6.0, if so how?
Yes, you can use certificates issued by Virginia Tech CA’s with IIS version 5.0 and 6.0. You can follow these steps to do so: • Download and run the Virginia Tech Certification Authority bundle to expand it and install it into your server machine • Generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) using OpenSSL as outlined in this FAQ • Read and do the procedures for the type of subscription you need: • SSL Web server, Mail sever, LDAP server, etc … • Virginia Tech Middleware services and Enterprise Directory • Submit the appropriate paper form: • Web server, Mail server, LDAP server, etc…. • Virginia Tech Middleware services and Enterprise Directory • After You received an email notice instructing you how to retrieve you signed certificate you will need to do the following: • Make a PKCS #12 file using you certificate and the corresponding private key. • Import the PKCS #12 or .p12 file into your certificate store.
Yes, you can use certificates issued by Virginia Tech CA’s with IIS version 5.0 and 6.0. You can follow these steps to do so: Download and run the Virginia Tech Certification Authority bundle to expand it and install it into your server machine • Generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) using OpenSSL as outlined in this FAQ • Read and do the procedures for the type of subscription you need: SSL Web server, Mail sever, LDAP server, etc … Virginia Tech Middleware services and Enterprise Directory • Submit the appropriate paper form: Web server, Mail server, LDAP server, etc…. Virginia Tech Middleware services and Enterprise Directory • After You received an email notice instructing you how to retrieve your signed certificate you will need to do the following: Make a PKCS #12 file using you certificate and the corresponding private key. Import the PKCS #12 or .p12 file into your certificate store.
