can the SLS produce X.509 certificates that use SHA256 as their hash algorithm rather than SHA1 and/or MD5? During the certificate creation process (i.e. Create New Root CA) one can only specify the key length but not the hashing algorithm.
Could you point me in the right direction in terms of documentation on how to do that please? A fresh install does not appear to be using SHA256, so I guess I need to make some config changes.
You should see a drop down list in User Certificate Configuration > User Certificate Properties > Signature Algorithm, providing SHA-1 and several SHA-2 with RSA.
The installation guide is not up-to-date yet, will be added for SP04.
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