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Some older versions of popular browsers only support 40-bit or 56-bit
encryption. Since it impossible to forecast the browsers that may be used in a
visitor-based network, Nomadix recommends implementing a 40-bit Public Key.
During the process, VeriSign will ask for your business information and verification. There are
several ways to proof the existence of your business. Please follow the instruction from
VeriSign carefully. In addition, there is one section about generating a CSR; however, since
you have already created the CSR in step 2 with OpenSSL, you can skip the instructions.
CSR Submission to VeriSign:
Please select "Apache Freeware" to submit the CSR to VeriSign. The Certificate Signing
Request is in the server.csr (created in the previous step). Open server.csr and copy and paste
all data into the edit box.
Select the purchase method and summit the required contact information.
For Expedited Service, you will typically be able to get the Public Key by email
within two days. For Regular Service, you will typically be able to obtain the key
within seven days.
When you receive an email from VeriSign with "Secure Server ID" (Global Server ID if you
create a 128-bit key) that contains the Public Key information, cut and paste the key to paste it
into a new file, named server.pem.
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for 40-bit SSL (Secure Server) ID or 128-bit SSL (Global Server) ID.
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