Kat
2017-04-26 14:51:34 UTC
Hi again,
Well, Let's Encrypt is working nicely with the httpd cert - but I am
wondering if there is a way to use Let's Encrypt or another signed cert
to replace the CA to be able to sign all the certs with it, or is the
only way to sign our certs with the built in CA? I guess, thinking
about it more, if I am signing certs based on LE's Cert, that might be a
bad thing from their standpoint...
Just thinking out loud and looking for some input.
Kat
Well, Let's Encrypt is working nicely with the httpd cert - but I am
wondering if there is a way to use Let's Encrypt or another signed cert
to replace the CA to be able to sign all the certs with it, or is the
only way to sign our certs with the built in CA? I guess, thinking
about it more, if I am signing certs based on LE's Cert, that might be a
bad thing from their standpoint...
Just thinking out loud and looking for some input.
Kat
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