Re: Low Grade Certs?

[Bob Minor <developers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 2/26/02 10:53 AM, "Doug Hardman" <doug@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> We have had one client request a "high security" cert, for reasons that made
> sense. The majority of the certs I've seen have been 32bit. Once we got that
> request, I started searching and found that very few people use the higher
> grade encryptions.
Most of my IIS certs are 128bit and don't get this error, does itools ssl
plugin not support or generate these certs?>



> If you are using AFP or anything else to connect to the server, HFS is the
> only way to go. Apple also recommends HFS now that the "real" os-x is
> available. I'd also go out on a limb and say that most software is written
> with the expectation of being on HFS volumes. We had problems with
> CommuniGate upgrade because we were trying to put it on a UFS volume. It
> wasn't anything that anyone could put their finger on, it just never really
> worked that well. We re-formatted the drive as HFS and have yet to have a
> problem with it.

Bummer, know of an easy way to recover all of this to my other drive?