Certificate Subject Alternative 42001B Name Certificate Subject 42001C Distinguished Name Issuer 42003B Serial Number 420087 4: Table 5 provides a mapping of v1.0 to v1.1 certificate attributes and fields. Deprecated V1.0 Deprecated V1.0 New V1.1 Attribute New V1.1 Field Attribute Field Certificate Identifier Issuer X.509 Certificate Issuer Distinguished Identifier Name Serial Number Certificate Serial Number Certificate Issuer Certificate Issuer X.509 Certificate Issuer Distinguished Distinguished Name Issuer Name Certificate Issuer Issuer Alternative Alternative Name Name Certificate Subject Certificate Subject X.509 Certificate Subject Distinguished Name Subject Distinguished Name Certificate Subject Subject Alternative Alternative Name Name 5: PGP Certificate and Certificate Request Types KMIP 1.0 and 1.1 included support for PGP via a PGP Certificate Type and associated PGP Certificate Request Type. However the certificate concept, which is typically associated with X.509 public key certificates, is not well suited for describing PGP keys and associated credentials as specified in . For example, PGP may associate multiple asymmetric key pairs and associated public key certificates to the same subject, while a X.509 certificate associates a single public key to a subject. As a result of these differences it was difficult to apply the X.509 public key certificate structure and attributes to PGP credentials in a meaningful way. KMIP 1.2 introduces changes and additions to KMIP that allow PGP usage scenarios as specified in to be better supported within KMIP. (See Section 4.5 for more information.) These changes include the deprecation of the PGP Certificate Type and PGP Certificate Request Type concepts and the introduction of a new PGP Key managed cryptographic object. Table 6 lists the PGP Certificate Type enumeration which has been deprecated as of KMIP 1.2.
Certificate Subject Alternative Name 42001B Certificate Subject Distinguished Name 42001C Issuer 42003B Serial Number 420087 4: Table 5 provides a mapping of v1.0 to v1.1 certificate attributes and fields. Deprecated V1.0 Attribute Deprecated V1.0 Field New V1.1 Attribute New V1.1 Field Certificate Identifier Issuer X.509 Certificate Identifier Issuer Distinguished Name Serial Number Certificate Serial Number Certificate Issuer Certificate Issuer Distinguished Name X.509 Certificate Issuer Issuer Distinguished Name Certificate Issuer Alternative Name Issuer Alternative Name Certificate Subject Certificate Subject Distinguished Name X.509 Certificate Subject Subject Distinguished Name Certificate Subject Alternative Name Subject Alternative Name 5: PGP Certificate and Certificate Request Types KMIP 1.0 and 1.1 included support for PGP via a PGP Certificate Type and associated PGP Certificate Request Type. However the certificate concept, which is typically associated with X.509 public key certificates, is not well suited for describing PGP keys and associated credentials as specified in . For example, PGP may associate multiple asymmetric key pairs and associated public key certificates to the same subject, while a X.509 certificate associates a single public key to a subject. As a result of these differences it was difficult to apply the X.509 public key certificate structure and attributes to PGP credentials in a meaningful way. KMIP 1.2 introduces changes and additions to KMIP that allow PGP usage scenarios as specified in to be better supported within KMIP. (See Section 4.5 for more information.) These changes include the deprecation of the PGP Certificate Type and PGP Certificate Request Type concepts and the introduction of a new PGP Key managed cryptographic object. Table 6 lists the PGP Certificate Type enumeration which has been deprecated as of KMIP 1.2.