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When you open the subCA certificate, navigate to the &quot;Certification Path&quot; tab and you will see which root CA issued that subcertificate.
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When you open the subCA certificate, navigate to the "Certification Path" tab and you will see which root CA issued that subcertificate.

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Hi,<br />
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how can I find out which Sub CA cert goes with which Root CA cert?<br />
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Thanks!
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Hi,

how can I find out which Sub CA cert goes with which Root CA cert?

Thanks!

Which Sub CA cert goes with which Root CA cert? (openssl)

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