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The LIP CA root certificate is required to verify the authenticity of LIP issued certificates. The LIP CA certificate can be downloaded in PEM ASCII text or directly into a web browser in DER binary format. Loading the CA root certificate into a browser will allow the browser to recognize LIP secure web sites, services and signed programs.
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The authenticity of the LIP CA certificate can be verified by calculating the SHA1 fingerprint and compare it with the fingerprint below:
The LIP CA certificate SHA1 fingerprint is: 06:BA:B3:02:A6:8E:3F:55:48:F9:4C:1B:3A:E6:B2:E4:BA:ED:5A:F7
The LIP CA certificate Hash is:
- To openssl = 0.9.x hash = 11b4a5a2
- To openssl = 1.x hash = be87b272
To calculate the fingerprint of a downloaded certificate with OpenSSL do:
openssl x509 -sha1 -fingerprint -noout -in certificate-filename.pem