[quote=iPhrankie post_id=74290 time=1510257330 user_id=28177] if I need stop putting the person's name in the client certificate [/quote]You should probably have a better way to identify your clients than by their [i]real[/i] names.

[quote=TinCanTech post_id=74291 time=1510259754 user_id=37053] [quote=iPhrankie post_id=74290 time=1510257330 user_id=28177] if I need stop putting the person's name in the client certificate [/quote]You should probably have a better way to identify your clients than by their [i]real[/i] names. [/quote] I understand and there is a strict accounting for clients. However, I still need to understand my original question above.

[i][/i][quote=iPhrankie post_id=74292 time=1510262252 user_id=28177] [quote=TinCanTech post_id=74291 time=1510259754 user_id=37053] [quote=iPhrankie post_id=74290 time=1510257330 user_id=28177] if I need stop putting the person's name in the client certificate [/quote]You should probably have a better way to identify your clients than by their [i]real[/i] names. [/quote] I understand and there is a strict accounting for clients. [/quote]Not strict enough .. [quote=iPhrankie post_id=74292 time=1510262252 user_id=28177] I still need to understand my original question [/quote]To [i]understand[/i] [i]your[/i] question ? .. Or .. To [i]answer[/i] [i]your[/i] question ? Yes, certificate information is [i]commonly[/i] shared as plain text ..

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iPhrankie

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TinCanTech

iPhrankie wrote if I need stop putting the person's name in the client certificate

You should probably have a better way to identify your clients than by their real names.

iPhrankie

TinCanTech wrote
iPhrankie wrote if I need stop putting the person's name in the client certificate
You should probably have a better way to identify your clients than by their real names.

I understand and there is a strict accounting for clients.

However, I still need to understand my original question above.

TinCanTech

iPhrankie wrote
TinCanTech wrote
iPhrankie wrote if I need stop putting the person's name in the client certificate
You should probably have a better way to identify your clients than by their real names.
I understand and there is a strict accounting for clients.

Not strict enough ..

iPhrankie wrote I still need to understand my original question

To understand your question ? .. Or .. To answer your question ?

Yes, certificate information is commonly shared as plain text ..