SSLChainSaver Available

[Jon Westfall]

http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile...chainsaver.aspx

"Say hello to the SslChainSaver tool. This is a tool that I wrote internally to troubleshoot SSL connections and I'm finally able to offer it publically. Use this tool when you want to to add new root or intermediate certificates to a device for an SSL connection. Features: makes CertificateStore XML out of the entire certificate chain, saves all the certificates out to disk for further inspection, identifies servers that are not sending down the entire certificate chain, can optionally connect to ports other than 443"

SSL Certificates can be a real pain for Admins who run their own Exchange Servers. Unless you're willing to shell out some cash for a cert from the big boys, self-signed certs are the only answer. And that means root-certs that have to be installed on each machine. I particularly am interested in the XML to CAB abilities this little tool offers - it should make my life easier!

[Jon Westfall]

http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile...chainsaver.aspx

"Say hello to the SslChainSaver tool. This is a tool that I wrote internally to troubleshoot SSL connections and I'm finally able to offer it publically. Use this tool when you want to to add new root or intermediate certificates to a device for an SSL connection. Features: makes CertificateStore XML out of the entire certificate chain, saves all the certificates out to disk for further inspection, identifies servers that are not sending down the entire certificate chain, can optionally connect to ports other than 443"

SSL Certificates can be a real pain for Admins who run their own Exchange Servers. Unless you're willing to shell out some cash for a cert from the big boys, self-signed certs are the only answer. And that means root-certs that have to be installed on each machine. I particularly am interested in the XML to CAB abilities this little tool offers - it should make my life easier!