Re: pki - CRL questions

From: Brian Komar [MVP] <bkomar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2006 09:06:07 -0600

In article <F4F576D3-00DB-4AB9-9A6E-A40465535A3D@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Ben@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx says...

try to get some more advise on DNS naming constructs. Paul is plain
right advising OCSP. CRL/AIA publishing and ordering is just not flexibile
enough.
Will Longhorn pki support OCSP?

Yes. Longhorn will include an OCSP server and Windows Vista ships with
an OCSP client built in. No need for third party.
But... You will still have a similar issue in your case for the URL for
the OCSP responder...
Brian
.

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