After having installed the Jan 31st 2007 Root Update on Windows 2003
Server I've lost the possibility to use almost all my client
certificates when accessing https pages of web sites on my machine.
Only certs from a given CA are displayed. Not those from my local CA
for instance. The CA certs are in the root store as before.
If I try to connect to servers where the update is not installed I can
see all my certificates.
Re: wireless lan & computer certificates ... you could require that the IAS or IIS server require client...authentication certs ... ... this can also be done with wireless, RAS, VPN server, etc. ..."Dave Taylor" wrote in message ... (microsoft.public.security)
Re: Using Certificates for 802.1x and VPN accecss ... The cert on the IAS server must contain the server authentication EKU and ... The machine certificates can by provisioned using auto-enrolment. ... login script that will provision the certs.... How do I distribute the certificate to my clients?... (microsoft.public.security)
Re: Impact of removing only CA ... Okay, first of all, is your policy alllowing EFS?... If you remove the public CA key from trusted root CAs the certs will not be trusted and will stop working as well. ... Migrate the CA to a new server, then stop issuing certs untill the expiration date comes, by doing that you'll have a CA to get those certs if needed and if you've a KRA defined. ... We are not concerned with any certificates that we’ve manually ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: Certificate Services help ...server with a different name. ... DCs need certificates to talk to each other? ... aren't using certs, you should revoke all certificates and then uninstall ... Certificate Services without installing it on a different server. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
Re: Client certificates in M$ outlook ... authentication via SSL certs, i.e. the client must present a cert, similar ... I know for adding server certificates to Outlook (i.e. ... I can only assume client side certificate management for Outlook is ... (Focus-Microsoft)
