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1 Answer. SSL certificates are really identities. The difference between a client certificate and a server certificate is that a client certificate identifies a person (or the software acting on their behalf) and a server certificate identifies a service (or the machine hosting that service).
Client Certificate vs Server Certificate: The Difference Between the Two. A server certificate is used to authenticate the server's identity to the client. A client certificate is used to authenticate the client or user identity to the server. Client certificates also have Issued To and Issued By sections.
Server certificates are used to authenticate server identity to the client(s). Client certificates are used to authenticate the client (user) identity to the server. Server certificates encrypt data-in-transit. No encryption of data takes place in case of Client certificates. Server Certificates are based on PKI.
The client receives it, verifies the validity based info in its local trust store, creates a secret key wrapped in the server public back to the server, and then they form a secure encrypted channel.
A server is a program, or machine, that waits for incoming requests. A client is a program, or machine, that sends requests to servers. In simplest form, a server is a connection point for several clients, that will handle their requests. A client is software that (usually) connects to the server to perform actions.
A server certificate is sent from the server to the client at the start of a session and is used by the client to authenticate the server. A client certificate, on the other hand, is sent from the client to the server at the start of a session and is used by the server to authenticate the client.
A client authentication certificate must be an X. 509 certificate signed by a CA trusted by the server. When a certificate is requested by the server, the client can either send the certificate or try to connect without one. The server then permits the connection if it trusts the client certificate.
A web server authentication certificate is the normal type of certificate that is issued to secure website traffic or other data connections. This is generally what people refer to when they use the term SSL certificate. All certificates listed in the SSL Certificate Wizard are web server authentication certificates.
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