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Creating your own Root CA with OpenSSL on Windows, and signing vCenter or SRM certs

In This Post, I created certificates for my SRM & vCenter servers where I used a separate signing authority. What if you don’t have one, but still want to use your own certs? You create your own Root Certificate Authority (root CA) via OpenSSL. Here’s how…

05-04-2012 Luke Virtualization
Certificate Authority, Certificate signing, openssl, Root CA, srm, vcenter
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