Hi Carl ! can you tell me on how to deal with this? Cause i believe we only need the decrypting certificate by exporting the DCP decryption certificate which is in .PEM format ...Thanks in Advance
Dear Nick
Nice to meet you. My name is Samantha.
In order to generate the requested DKDMs I need more details.
We need the complete sever certificate from your Lab studio (leaf, root and chain) because it`s an unknown server model for our DKDM System
and the lab address / mail contact.
Thank you for your help
Besr regards,
Samantha
What is she talking about? Leaf and root for DKDM?
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Re: What is she talking about? Leaf and root for DKDM?
Hi Nick,
The "Export DCP decryption certificate..." button just exports the "leaf" certificate from the list, but she wants all three. I suggest you select them one by one (root, intermediate, leaf) then click "Export" for each, then send the three files.
Cheers,
Carl
The "Export DCP decryption certificate..." button just exports the "leaf" certificate from the list, but she wants all three. I suggest you select them one by one (root, intermediate, leaf) then click "Export" for each, then send the three files.
Cheers,
Carl
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Re: What is she talking about? Leaf and root for DKDM?
Thank you Carl for fast reply . The 3 certificates in The Decrypting DCP's panel right? not in the signing DCP's and KDM panel?
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Re: What is she talking about? Leaf and root for DKDM?
If you want to decrypt DCPs that she is sending you KDMs for, yes.
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Re: What is she talking about? Leaf and root for DKDM?
Thank you very much Carl.
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Re: What is she talking about? Leaf and root for DKDM?
Follow up question sir Carl. She requested the leaf, root and chain i see a leaf and a root in the export decrypting dcps certificate panel but where is the chain? is it the one labeled as intermediate?...thanks in advance
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Re: What is she talking about? Leaf and root for DKDM?
The chain is the collection of root, any number of intermediates, then the leaf. They refer to each other in a chain. So if you send her all the certificates, and make it clear which is which, that should suffice.
Alternatively you can join the three files together (root, then intermediate, then leaf) to make a single chain file (using a text editor is fine).
Alternatively you can join the three files together (root, then intermediate, then leaf) to make a single chain file (using a text editor is fine).