[Sussex] SSL Certs

[Stuart Nixon]

>
> ... the outfit that provided my last cert asked for virtually zero
> credentials (I registered a domain through them) so it's still money for
> old rope.  I think that some of the cert companies eg Thawte may take
> accreditation of customers more seriously and I guess you can argue that's
> valid for commercial use.  However, for my home network all I'm bothered
> about is removing those browser messages and the security of SSL.
>
>   Iain
>
>

Why dont you generate your own server cert and then import the root
certificate into your browser(s) this is good enough for "home/private"
use...

google's your friend on how to do this.

stu

---
Q: Because it reverses the logical flow of conversation.
A: Why is top posting frowned upon?