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Windows Server 2008 PKI and Certificate Security by Brian Komar

Windows Server 2008 PKI and Certificate Security Brian Komar ebook
Page: 771
ISBN: 0735625166, 9780735625167
Format: pdf
Publisher: Microsoft Press

EKU's are normally just numbers in a certificate that are being presented by the UI as their intended purpose. Microsoft has renamed Certificate Services to Active Directory Certificate . Fortunately, Microsoft Press just published "Windows Server 2008 PKI and Certificate Security" (2008), by Brian Komar. Following a collaboration with the Microsoft public key infrastructure (PKI) team responsible for digital certificate services in the upcoming Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 products, GlobalSign was able to These core Digital Certificate solutions allow its thousands of authenticated customers to conduct secure online transactions, data transfer, distribution of tamper-proof code, and protection of online identities for secure email and access control. In this final article, we'll give you a quick overview on how to maintain and troubleshoot If everything seems ok from this tool, you can move on and concentrate on specific certificate related issues, such as security settings on certificate templates, etc. This step-by-step example deployment, which uses a Windows Server 2008 certification authority (CA), contains procedures to guide you through the process of creating and deploying the public key infrastructure (PKI) certificates that Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2012 uses. Because of this For instance, I can see the “Secure Email” EKU of a S/MIME certificate regardless if I have a e-mail client installed or not. The Windows Server 2008 R2 machine was not able to translate the EKU to the correct application. Matt Johnson's Technical Adventures said: Ask the Directory Services Team : Custom Certificate Request in Windows Vista Microsoft Security Development. Winking smile This entry was posted in PKI and tagged DXter, PKI, Windows Server 2008 R2. Much of it applies to the current version. Note: See supplemental steps in the Client Deployment module, on Configuring Secure Client Communications and for details on manually installing the client certificate. We also got a bit more technical, and showed you how to install a PKI based on Microsoft Certificate Services in Windows Server 2003. This book extends and updates the previous version that covered. Much of the new Active Directory Certificate Services still looks and works like the old Certificate Services in earlier versions of Windows. Requesting ISA Server Certificates from a Windows Server 2008 Certificate Authority.