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Hello,
Setting up SSL Telnet would mean using the Digital Certificate Manager,
correct? Is that an administrative nightmare for hundreds of users, or is
there a method of using a 'blanket' cert that would cover an entire box?
In standard SSL, there's a certificate that identifies the server.
That's all.
In client-authentication SSL (which is unusual) each PC has to have a
certificate in addition to the server having to have one.
Then, of course, each certificate has to be verified against a trusted
certificate authority (CA), that may or may not require CA certificates
to be installed on the client side -- but if it does, it's one
certificate -- the same certificate -- that has to be installed on every PC.
The client side software that we use does not require the CA certificate
-- because our primary concern is that the connection be encrypted --
we're not worried about man-in-the-middle attacks.
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