Bullet 2.1.12 states that the underlying PKI should be transparent to the client. Does this mean that an X-KISS client will be unable to take advantage of mechanisms specific to a particular underlying PKI? For example, if the underlying PKI is X.509, the X.509 certificate validation algorithm uses trust anchor and certificate policy information as inputs. How does the X-KISS Validate service know which trust anchors and certificate policies to use when building a validated chain of X.509 certificates on behalf of a certain client? -YassirReceived on Friday, 16 November 2001 16:21:18 EST
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