Yes, mod_ssl since version 2.1 supports the SGC facility. You don't have to configure anything special for this, just use a Global ID as your server certificate. The step up of the clients are then automatically handled by mod_ssl under run-time. For details please read the README.GlobalID document in the mod_ssl distribution.

U.S. government restrictions on U.S. vendors prevented the export of "strong" cryptography several years ago. As a result, many people purchased computers or downloaded export version browsers supporting only 40- or 56-bit SSL encryption. Microsoft developed "Server Gated Cryptography" ("SGC") and Netscape developed "step-up" technology to enable 128-bit SSL encryption with export versions of browsers.

bit SSL Global Server IDs are a form of Digital ID, the electronic counterpart to driver's licenses, passports, and business licenses. You can present a Digital ID electronically to prove your identity or your right to access information or services online. VeriSign 128-bit SSL Global Server IDs enables our site to conduct authenticated, strongly encrypted on-line commerce.

Verisign uses an intermediate CA certificate between the root CA certificate (which is installed in the browsers) and the server certificate (which you installed on the server). You should have received this additional CA certificate from Verisign. If not, complain to them. Then, configure this certificate with the SSLCertificateChainFile directive. This ensures that the intermediate CA certificate is sent to the browser, filling the gap in the certificate chain.

The only companies that should have two (2) facility ID numbers are the Major Source facilities. They have a preconstruction facility ID number and a BOP (Bureau of Operating Permits) facility ID number. The preconstruction facility ID number should only be used to file a new preconsturction permit, modification to a preconstruction permit or an amendment to a preconstruction permit.

The ability to publish a web page containing fonts to a server and view that page faithfully on a platform where these fonts are not available.

A compiled mod_jk for linux can be found at http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-tomcat/release/v3.2.1/bin/linux/i386/ , documentation at http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/jakarta-tomcat/src/doc/mod_jk-howto.html No, mod_jk and mod_jserv are not compatible (cannot be installed in the same instance of Apache). When transitioning, I've used mod_jserv for both Tomcat and JServ instances with different ports.

Start the Active Directory Sites and Services Manager (Start - Programs - Administrative Tools - Active Directory Sites and Services Manager)

No, once you set up your account you will be registered under our secure server ID and their is no need for you to get one.

Normally, any text(such as your credit card number) sent from your browser to the web server is sent as plain text. This means that a hacker could potentially intercept(however unlikely) the information sent from your browser and read it. However, by using the secure server, the information is encrypted before it is sent from your browser. It would be practically impossible for anyone to decrypt it without knowing the key. Use the following url to access your pages via the secure server.

A: Yes. You can use URL imaps://... for IMAP4 over SSL, pops://... for POP3 over SSL, and smtps://... for SMTP over SSL. If the ports differ from the respective default ports (993, 995, 465, respectively), they should be given in the URL.

The ability to publish a web page containing CSS Level 2 formatting to a server and view that page faithfully in a browser without CSS support.

The Global ID uniquely identifies you as a CMU student or faculty/staff member. The Global ID is used to authenticate with many different systems including email and the CMU Portal. The Global ID is typically the first five letters of your last name, a number, your first and then your middle initial.

For a description of how to do this, go to the "Online RP/Contractor Demo Pages" on our web page and choose "Submitting a Name Change.”

SGC is Server Gated Cryptography. This does have the ability to up rate a weak browser to a stronger (128bit) browser without the need to upgrade. It was introduced at a time that the US encryption export laws were stringent. SGC Certificates rely on the webserver software being able to handle SGC. Aust Secure does not at this time issue SGC certificates.

Multidrop-mode problems: M1. I've declared local names, but all my multidrop mail is going to root anyway.

When you connect to a secure web server such as https://www.ssl.com you ask that server to authenticate itself. This authentication is quite a complex process involving public keys, private keys and a digital certificate. The certificate tells you that an independent third party has agreed that the server belongs to the company it claims to belong to. A valid certificate means that you can have confidence that you are sending information to the right place.