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+1  Q: 

Is there any free ssl certificate that we can install for developing or SIT environments?

Anyone have any information on this?

+4  A: 

You can sign your own SSL certificate if it is what you mean. You can go here for some advice on setting a self-signed certificate under linux, alternatively you can go here for advices for IIS 6 based environments.

Erick  2009-03-13 06:24:58
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You can create as many SSL certificates as you want with OpenSSL for example.

Paul  2009-03-13 06:25:49
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If you don't care about proper trust-chain validation to a root Certificate Authority, you can use a self-signed cert.

MS has a makecert tool.

Alan  2009-03-13 06:26:26

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