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Custom Root CA and signed server (Web3Signer) TLS certificates using openssl
Generate Root CA, Web3Signer server and client certificate
This example uses openssl utility to generate custom CA and signs
web3signer and client certs and shows how to setup Web3Signer with them.
The keytool example can be seen here.
Custom Root CA and Intermediate CA to sign the server cert using keytool (Web3Signer TLS)
Generate Root CA, Web3Signer server and client certificate
This example uses JDK's keytool utility to generate custom CA and signs
web3signer and client certs and shows how to setup Web3Signer with them.
The openssl example can be seen here.
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Keystore is created using JDK's keytool command (OpenSSL can be used as well). First keystore is required for Web3Signer,
second for client (such as Teku or curl). Pay special attention to specify CN for the client keystore/certificate as it is
required by knownClients file in Web3Signer.