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发表于 2009-8-2 15:21:50
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原文还说,还要到https://www.cacert.org这个网站申请个帐号,然后在提交某些内容,让他又变成什么又上传上去,这不折腾人吗?!
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As you can see, the only important fields are the Passphrase and Common Name fields, everything else can be left empty or default. After a few seconds you will receive notification that the Certificate Request file was created:
echo: system,info,critical certificate request file certificate-request.pem and private key file private-key.pem created
Copy the certificate-request.pem file to your desktop and open it with Wordpad, Textpad, or any other text editor (except Notepad). Now go back to your CAcert.org account, and create a new Server Certificate (Server Certificates > New). Copy the entire contents of the certificate-request.pem file and Paste them into the "Paste Your CSR(Certificate Signing Request) below..." box on the CAcert.org site. Submit the form and if all goes well, you should be presented with a "Below is your Server Certificate" page with a bunch of text. Copy/Paste this text into a text file using Wordpad/Textpad (or anything except Notepad), and save it as certificate-response.pem. Upload this file to the router, and import it.
Now this is the tricky part... without this next part you will get the dreaded "Couldn't change OVPN Server - no certificate found (6)" error as soon as you choose the certificate in OVPN Server!
Once you have successfully imported the certificate-response.pem file and can see it listed in the Certificate list, you have to import the private-key.pem you generated earlier. Import the private key file in the same way and your certificate should get a "KR" written next to it (K: decrypted-private-key, R: RSA). Now you will be able to use this key for OVPN. |
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