| 13 | | Some people are unwilling to create a separate PKI directory for their CA, server, and client. These instructions feel "easier" for people who are afraid of creating 3 PKI directories and generating keys on their client & server, then copying and pasting the request details to the CA system. For people that are afraid of these tasks, this procedure feels more simple. |
| | 13 | Some people don't want a separate PKI directory for their CA, server, and client. These instructions might feel "easier" for people who are averse to creating 3 PKI directories and generating keys on their client & server and copying and pasting the request details to the CA system. |
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| | 15 | The method described here takes shortcuts to avoid transporting the request, but in return you must transport private keys instead. This is not ideal from a security standpoint, but advanced users may want this functionality for specific use-cases. |
