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Posted by David Sharman on September 27, 2006, 2:46 am
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I require a digital signature and private key for uploading onto a
dlink dsa-3100 internet hotspot gateway/router in order to provide ssl
connectivity for the web interface of
the gateway through which users will log on to gain access to the Internet.
The digital signature has to have a "CRT" extension and the private key
requires a "KEY" extension. I have been informed by the manufacturer that I
need a Base64 encoded digital certificate, do I need any other information
in order to create a valid digital certificate for use on the gateway? The
gateway currently has a default certificate installed, is it possible to
obtain all the information I require to create a new certificate issued by
my company for installation on the gateway/router?
I have noticed the default certificate is;
Version V1
Signature Algorithm md5RSA
Public Key RSA(1024Bits)
Thumbprint Algorithm sha1
and, as I stated earlier, I need Base64 encoded digital certificate
How can I do this using Windows Server 2003 SP1? Also, should I select Stand
Alone CA or Enterprise CA when installing Digital Services on the Server
itself?
I have created a certificate using OpenSSL following directions from
somewhere that I cannot now find again however the certificate was not
signed by my company CA which is what I want...
Users of the gateway will log on the gateway from a public LAN and the
gateway will verify log on details via RADIUS using the Windows 2003 Server
on a Private Network.
Thank you for your assistance
David Sharman
Regional Computer Services
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