Note On Object Identifiers - Red Hat CERTIFICATE SYSTEM 7.2 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

Appendix A. Certificate and CRL Extensions
Not Before: Friday, February 21, 2005 12:00:00 AM PST America/Los_Angeles
Not After: Monday, February 21, 2007 12:00:00 AM PST America/Los_Angeles
Subject: CN=Certificate Manager,OU=netscape,O=aol,L=MV,ST=CA,C=US
Subject Public Key Info:
Algorithm: RSA - 1.2.840.113549.1.1.1
Public Key:
Exponent: 65537
Public Key Modulus: (1024 bits) :
E4:71:2A:CE:E4:24:DC:C4:AB:DF:A3:2E:80:42:0B:D9:
CF:90:BE:88:4A:5C:C5:B3:73:BF:49:4D:77:31:8A:88:
15:A7:56:5F:E4:93:68:83:00:BB:4F:C0:47:03:67:F1:
30:79:43:08:1C:28:A8:97:70:40:CA:64:FA:9E:42:DF:
35:3D:0E:75:C6:B9:F2:47:0B:D5:CE:24:DD:0A:F7:84:
4E:FA:16:29:3B:91:D3:EE:24:E9:AF:F6:A1:49:E1:96:
70:DE:6F:B2:BE:3A:07:1A:0B:FD:FE:2F:75:FD:F9:FC:
63:69:36:B6:5B:09:C6:84:92:17:9C:3E:64:C3:C4:C9
Extensions:
Identifier: Netscape Certificate Type - 2.16.840.1.113730.1.1
Critical: no
Certificate Usage:
SSL CA
Secure Email CA
ObjectSigning CA
Identifier: Basic Constraints - 2.5.29.19
Critical: yes
Is CA: yes
Path Length Constraint: UNLIMITED
Identifier: Subject Key Identifier - 2.5.29.14
Critical: no
Key Identifier:
3B:46:83:85:27:BC:F5:9D:8E:63:E3:BE:79:EF:AF:79:
9C:37:85:84
Identifier: Authority Key Identifier - 2.5.29.35
Critical: no
Key Identifier:
3B:46:83:85:27:BC:F5:9D:8E:63:E3:BE:79:EF:AF:79:
9C:37:85:84
Identifier: Key Usage: - 2.5.29.15
Critical: yes
Key Usage:
Digital Signature
Key CertSign
Crl Sign
Signature:
Algorithm: SHA1withRSA - 1.2.840.113549.1.1.5
Signature:
AA:96:65:3D:10:FA:C7:0B:74:38:2D:93:54:32:C0:5B:
2F:18:93:E9:7C:32:E6:A4:4F:4E:38:93:61:83:3A:6A:
A2:11:91:C2:D2:A3:48:07:6C:07:54:A8:B8:42:0E:B4:
E4:AE:42:B4:B5:36:24:46:4F:83:61:64:13:69:03:DF:
41:88:0B:CB:39:57:8C:6B:9F:52:7E:26:F9:24:5E:E7:
BC:FB:FD:93:13:AF:24:3A:8F:DB:E3:DC:C9:F9:1F:67:
A8:BD:0B:95:84:9D:EB:FC:02:95:A0:49:2C:05:D4:B0:
35:EA:A6:80:30:20:FF:B1:85:C8:4B:74:D9:DC:BB:50
A.2. Note on Object Identifiers
An object identifier (OID) is a string of numbers identifying a unique object, such as a certificate
extension or a company's certificate practice statement. The Certificate System comes with a set of
extension-specific profile plug-in modules which enable X.509 certificate extensions to be added to the
certificates the server issues. Some of the extensions contain fields for specifying OIDs.
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