Take the 2-minute tour ×  I'd like to use TLS encryption with
Virtual Machine Remote Control (VMRC) for Microsoft Virtual
Server 2005 SP1.  Virtual Server doesn't allow you to upload an
arbitrary self-signed certificate; it generates a certificate
signing request (CSR) that then needs to be signed by a
Certificate Authority (CA).  I don't have a Windows Certificate
Authority, and can't install it because I don't have access to
Windows Server.  Can I use a self-signed CA certificate
(generated with either MakeCert or OpenSSL) to sign the
certificate signing request (CSR) that Virtual Server generates?
If so, how do I do this (using either MakeCert or OpenSSL)? I've
only ever used MakeCert and OpenSSL to create signed
certificates from scratch, not to sign CSRs.  share|improve this
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I've always used SelfSSL from the IIS 6 resource kit to generate
SSL certs. It's pretty easy to use.   share|improve this answer
Doesn't appear to be able to sign CSRs,