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On Jul 27, 2009, at 4:59 PM, Matt Federoff wrote:
Wow..that was fast...thank you!
one last question....you said that the browser decides whether to
accept it or not.
What if the client isn't a web browser...it's an email program, or
chat, or RADIUS? So many things use certs now....I had no idea. How
do they react to a wildcard cert?
Yes, most things that accept SSL certificates from a server with a
certificate will accept a wildcard cert without warning the user. This
isn't really a Mac OS X Server issue; this is a general issue of how
wildcard certs are handled/accepted by various clients.
I personally only have direct experience with wildcard certs used with
web sites.
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