Unable to Issue a 2048 Certificate on 10.5.8 Server Software

I have been trying to issue a 2048 certificate via the server admin with absolutely no luck. I create a certificate and choose 2048. After filling out the rest of the information I save the certificate and it automatically reverts to 1024. I have tried this several times and it always reverts. Please Help!
10.5.8 Server Software
thanks,
Dan
Message was edited by: dansl2

I have seen this behavior when trying to modify the default certificate. It will not allow the key length to changed from 1024 to 2048. However, when creating a completely new certificate I have never had this issue.

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