Re: SSL without certificates

From: Splatter (me_at_me.net)
Date: 07/03/03

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    "MS" <ms@ms.net> wrote in message news:3F0428C6.5020609@ms.net...
    > I want to use SSL for client to server communication. The server is W2K.
    > I don't care about server authentication, I just want to encrypt the
    > connection.
    > Do I still have to create and install a dummy certificate for the
    > server, or is there a way to bypass it?

    I'm not sure what your specific needs are but I got around this using 2K
    at home by installing the windows certificate authority, and using it to
    roll my own CA & website certificate.
    HTH
    DP


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