02-04-05 10:58 PM
The list of sertificates that Internet Explorer would understand can be
found in its menu: Tools->Internet Options, Content tab, click
Certificates..., the tabs "Trusted Root certification Authorities" and
"Intermidiate certification Authorities" contail a list of accepted
certificates. On a side note, I believe this list depends on what Service
Pack of IE you have.
Thanks
Andre
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Where is a good place to buy a Certificate for SSL?
I know about Verisign and Geotrust.
What certificates would be accepted in peoples browser?
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