RPC over HTTPS question
hi,
I'm about to setup RPC over HTTPS.
my boss does no wants to a public (verisign or other) certificate but
one that has to be in each and every remote PC. well. why not (he's the
boss) but he also want this certificate to be 1) password protected, 2)
different for each user.
I think 1 is easy but what about 2?
TIA,
Pierre.
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