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how cross certify two self-signed CAs

Asked by itacyl in SmartCards Security, Encryption for Network Security, Windows 2003 Server

Tags: openssl cross-certificate microsoft CA

hello.

I have two self-signed CA's, one is a microsoft enterprise CA, and the other is a linux CA, created with openssl.
I want to use the certificates issued by enterprise CA for client authentication to a server (with an openssl certificate)
in other words I want that the certificates iussed by entreprise CA can be validated by linux CA.
How can I do this?

thanks and sorry for my poor english
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