On 11/25/05 14:53 Mark Wass said the following:
> Thanks for the reply.
> 
> I thought when you use HTTPS that it made use of encryption, why would I 
> use a SSL cert if I'm using HTTPS?

true, but then you'd be using the default cert which came with your 
m0n0wall. uploading a new cert allows you to change this, if you'd like. 
the new cert could be one signed by a corporate CA, for example. if this 
doesnt bother you, then by all means continue using the default cert which 
comes with m0n0wall. using it doesnt degrade security or encyrption in any way.

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