Thanks for the hints Rob and "Anonymous Monk". Using a combination of both, I was able to get it to work.

I ended up doing:

  1. Install OpenSSL pre-built binaries for Win64
  2. In the OpenSSL Install directory:
    3. copy <ossldir>/libeay32.dll <ossldir>/ssl.dll
copy <ossldir>/bin/libeay32.dll <ossldir>/bin/ssl.dll
copy <ossldir>/lib/libeay32.lib <ossldir>/bin/ssl.lib

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  3. In the Crypt-OpenSSL-Random-0.06 directory run:
    4. perl Makefile.PL LIBDIR="<ossldir>/lib" INCDIR="<ossldir>/include"

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  4. ignore these messages, they seem bogus:
    5. -lssl -lcrypto not found. Need to install the openssl devel packages.
'INCDIR' is not a known MakeMaker parameter name.
'LIBDIR' is not a known MakeMaker parameter name.

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  5. Build, test and install:
    6. nmake
nmake test
nmake install

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In reply to Re^2: Crypt::OpenSSL::Random on Win32 with ActiveState by rudds_perl_habit
in thread Crypt::OpenSSL::Random on Win32 with ActiveState by rudds_perl_habit

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