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Category Archives: CRL
Certificate related problems when using a web proxy server
I have several times encountered these issues, so it decided it was time to write a blog post about it. The situation You are using a proxy server for web communication. Direct communication to the Internet is blocked. The proxy … Continue reading
Can disabling Delta CRL on a CA cause problems?
Imagine that you are using both Base CRL and Delta CRL, but you want to stop using Delta CRL and only use Base CRL going forward. Could this cause any problems in revocation checking if you do not carefully plan … Continue reading
Internet Explorer and revocation check failure
Internet Explorer normally warns you if the server you visit have any certificate issues. Some examples: The certificate has another Subject than the URL you used to access it: The certificate was issued by a CA that your computer do … Continue reading
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