add note on extended key usage
Closes elastic/elasticsearch#362 Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@0a2e0ab6d1
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<1> Provides information about the node that this certificate is intended for. In the past, this field specified the node's identity using a DNS name, but that behavior has been deprecated.
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<1> Provides information about the node that this certificate is intended for. In the past, this field specified the node's identity using a DNS name, but that behavior has been deprecated.
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<2> If you don't specify a password for the certificate, the keystore password is used.
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<2> If you don't specify a password for the certificate, the keystore password is used.
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[IMPORTANT]
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.Extended Key Usage
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The Extended Key Usage attribute in a certificate is used to indicate the purpose of the key. By default `keytool` does not set this attribute in the certificate. If you are generating your certificates with another tool, please ensure the certificates support both `serverAuth` and `clientAuth` if the Extended Key Usage attribute is set.
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[[generate-csr]]
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