Re: RFC 3161 Interoperability Site

[Ricardo Barroso <ricardo.barroso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello!

Denis, since we wan't to start soon our interoperability tests, 
can you please send me that interoperability test matrix?

Thanks in advance, 
Ricardo Barroso
MULTICERT S.A.


Denis Pinkas wrote:
>  
> Robert, 
>  
> Thank you for posting this message. 
>  
> However no implementation can yet claim to be "RFC 3161 compliant" since
> no  interoperability test has been performed up to now. 
>  
> An interoperability test matrix has been sent to different people (in fact
>  all people I have been aware of) that have announced to support the  Time-Stamp
> Protocol from the IETF, but two companies (with independent  implementations)
> still need to fill-in the matrix so that we can progress  RFC 3161 to Proposed
> Standard. 
>  
> The only "difficult" part is to test the error cases in both directions. 
>  
> Denis 
>  
> > Entrust would like to announce that we have made
> > available an RFC 3161  compliant TSA for interoperability test purposes. 
> > It is accessible at  http://vsinterop.entrust.com:7001/verificationserver/rfc3161timestamp
> >  and supports the HTTP protocol as specified in RFC 3161.  The CA  certificate
> > required to verify the TSA certificate is available in Base  64 format at
> > http://vsinterop.entrust.com:7001/verificationserver/ca.cer.   
> > The site is for interoperability testing of the RFC 3161 HTTP protocol  only
> > and is not guaranteed to be operational 24/7.  If anyone has any  questions
> > or any problems arise with the site, please direct them to  vsinterop-support@xxxxxxxxxxx. 
> >     
> >  
> >  
> >         Robert Zuccherato 
> >  
> >   
>  
>