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I would like to use ECDSA certificates for user authentication in SoftEther VPN. When using vpncmd, importing the root CA works correctly. However, when I try to import my ECDSA certificate along with its private key, I receive error messages on both the client and server sides.
Error occurred. (Error code: 77)
The specified X509 certificate file does not contain a RSA 1024 bit or 2048 bit public key.
SoftEther VPN software supports only RSA 1024 bit or 2048 bit certificates.
According to the README.txt, ECDSA certificate import is supported in the development version. I have tested this using version 5.02.5187 as well as the current master (commit 48042cf). But both return the mentioned error.
Is user authentication using ECDSA certificates still not supported?
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I would like to use ECDSA certificates for user authentication in SoftEther VPN. When using vpncmd, importing the root CA works correctly. However, when I try to import my ECDSA certificate along with its private key, I receive error messages on both the client and server sides.
I found the following related issues:
#1034
#475
According to the README.txt, ECDSA certificate import is supported in the development version. I have tested this using version 5.02.5187 as well as the current master (commit 48042cf). But both return the mentioned error.
Is user authentication using ECDSA certificates still not supported?
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