Posts Tagged ‘ssl’
When developing SimDK I had to perform a lot of traffic captures to see what was actually occurring between vSphere clients and the vSphere SDK web service. Wireshark worked wonderfully for listening to messages between PowerShell or Perl and vCenter because these clients can connect to the vCenter server over HTTP without SSL encryption. The […]
Filed under: security, virtualization | 4 Comments
Tags: client, http, https, security, ssl, vmware, vsphere
newcert
11Dec07
One of the most annoying parts of creating SSL certificates is creating SSL certificates! It can be a real PITA. Being the lazy programmer that I am I wrote a script that I stuck in /usr/local/bin that performs all the necessary steps for me. Here it is (with comments) so that you too can hate […]
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Tags: bash, script, ssl
