What do CAs (Certificate Authority) deliver from CSR?

The Certificate Authority usually just takes the public key in the CSR and puts it in a certificate that with its own DH parameters.

That I was missing, thx. – philippe Aug 28 '09 at 7:07.

Actually, openssl req is enough to generate a self-signed certificate. The DH parameters are not needed to work with an SSL certificate - or they can be found in the certificate generated by the CA. So the CA will only send back a certificate file (e.g. A .

Crt file) which has to be used along with the private key.

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