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Re: CA/RA packages for SSL and IPSEC
From: Vin McLellan <vin () shore net>
Date: Fri, 10 Sep 1999 13:03:17 -0400
Hi Kelly, I, and probably others, would much appreciate further information on your evaluations. Consider posting more about your criteria and how the various alternatives rated against it? _Vin At 01:09 PM 9/9/99 -0700, Kelly D. Lucas wrote:
I'm not sure how they structure their licensing, but Netscape CMS 4.1 was just released, and it looks good. I've done evals on most all of the major CA's, and Netscape's and Baltimore Technologies look like the best. kdl Wozz wrote:Greetings, I'm curious as to people's experience with the various Certificate
Authority
packages available. One thing I've noticed is that most of these packages require you to buy a license which includes a certain number of certs, and then you have to pay-per-cert after that number. This strikes me as
kind of
silly. Does anyone know of any good commercial packages that don't
structure
their licensing in this way, or a public domain package (not openssl by itself please, need some sort of web interface) which can issue SSL cert's and IPSEC certs and supports CEP for Cisco IPSEC. Thanks!-- Kelly D. Lucas | Kroll-O'Gara Security Consultant | Information Security Group kdl () securify com | 650-812-9400 x 117 "Any opinions that I state are my own, and not Kroll-O'Gara's"
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