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SSL Certificates signing
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Hello,
is there possibility to sign certificate that I have created by any other certificate? I want to secure Outlook messages by signing them. But I have self-signed certificate. When users recive emails they are getting message which informs about untrusted certificate. I do not want it.
Scenario I want: users recive email from me and do not have to add my certificate to trusted certificates. Lets suppose I have certificate from verisign. Can I sign certificate that I have created with certificate from verisign?
regards
pit
is there possibility to sign certificate that I have created by any other certificate? I want to secure Outlook messages by signing them. But I have self-signed certificate. When users recive emails they are getting message which informs about untrusted certificate. I do not want it.
Scenario I want: users recive email from me and do not have to add my certificate to trusted certificates. Lets suppose I have certificate from verisign. Can I sign certificate that I have created with certificate from verisign?
regards
pit
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