How do I create certificates for both ends of an stunnel connection?

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Published on 2011-01-13T11:12:34Z Indexed on 2011/01/13 14:55 UTC
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Hi. I am using stunnel to authenticate RDP (Remote Desktop) and I need to verify that a client possesses the proper credentials. So people cannot brute force into the machine. I am also using a bad (outdated) version of RDP that has security vulnerabilities, so stunnel is a must.

I will preshare the necessary .pem's between machines.

What are the openssl commands I need to create the right .pem files on both the client and on the server? What files need to be shared?

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