Lukas,
According to the vendor documentation,"FTP/SSL requires the exchange of SSL certificates ... in concert with the RFC 2228 standard.
Does this not imply that I *do* in fact need to have a certificate?
Thanks,
Lukas Beeler <l.beeler@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You don't need a certificate to run an SSL clients, but you need DCM
which is part of the administrative webserver to to add custom root CAs.
No CSR needed, and no Websphere.
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Subject: System i as FTP SSL Client
What do I need to do for the System i to be a SSL FPT client.
The System i is *not* running any web server (http or websphere).
From what I have read, I need to obtain a Certificate from one of the
major authorities, but to to that I need to use an http or websphere
product to create a CSR (Certificate Sigining Request).
Has anyone done this for a System i without running http or websphere?
I will also be using PGP to encrypt my data.
Thanks,
Jeff Young
Sr. Programmer Analyst
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