How to make SSL server

I have to create a proxy SSL server to provide security in my project
of e banking

Task Includes - Generate a dummy certificate for a site which will be
checked at the client end.

The whole handshaking procedure between client and server.
Then the encryption at client end using public key and reading matter
at server end using private key.

Also -I have to make web pages in ASP.net and using SQL server.

So i want help to select language which will operate at the server end
and do all the transaction from the client.
And how to check the certificate at the users end.

Re: How to make SSL server

Am Thu, 01 Nov 2007 05:54:16 -0700 schrieb rahismailbox@gmail.com:

> I have to create a proxy SSL server to provide security in my project
> of e banking

Nice, how about a reverse proxy?

> Task Includes - Generate a dummy certificate for a site which will be
> checked at the client end.

man openssl
But a dummy certificate on e ebanking server needs stupid users.

> The whole handshaking procedure between client and server.

tcp 3 way handhanking?

> Then the encryption at client end using public key and reading matter
> at server end using private key.

I am now a little confused if you use ssl you have an encrypted layer, why
do you want encrypt the data twice?

> Also -I have to make web pages in ASP.net and using SQL server.

Many people do that, I guess it will work.

> So i want help to select language which will operate at the server end
> and do all the transaction from the client.
> And how to check the certificate at the users end.

At the very first you should check what you really wnat, if you only build
webpages use https the end to end encryption will be made by the webserver.
If you want to code an application which make those things, watch for the
doku libcrypt, libssl etc. or the similar windows part.

cheers

Re: How to make SSL server

On Thu, 01 Nov 2007 05:54:16 -0700, "rahismailbox@gmail.com"
wrote:
Check out "SSL Explorer". It might also take care of the reverse proxy
issues. It appears to be free unless you have over 25 simultaneous
connections. I'm not sure about the certificate issues, but this also
has to deal with it.
>I have to create a proxy SSL server to provide security in my project
>of e banking
>
>Task Includes - Generate a dummy certificate for a site which will be
>checked at the client end.
>
>The whole handshaking procedure between client and server.
>Then the encryption at client end using public key and reading matter
>at server end using private key.
>
>Also -I have to make web pages in ASP.net and using SQL server.
>
>So i want help to select language which will operate at the server end
>and do all the transaction from the client.
>And how to check the certificate at the users end.