Re: where is client certificate on server usually installed?
- From: Brian Komar [MVP] <bkomar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 19:15:41 -0500
In article <1156768118.609568.27030@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
pg.gupta@xxxxxxxxx says...
Hello,It all depends on how you implement the service. I have seen
I need to write a service and a configuration program for windows 2000
and windows 2003 servers that can use a digital certificate for client
authentication (for https transactions). In desktop environment, I
would expect the end-user to have installed the client certificate in
the personal store (or user's My certificate store).
In which certificate store do the server administrators typically
install the client certificates? Is it in the Administrator account's
personal certificate store? Would an import functionality to install
the certificate in the machine's personal store be useful?
Can anybody please comment.
Regards.
certificates installed both a machine account certificates (requiring a
local administrator to install the service to allow access) or
implemented with a specific service account and the certificate
installed in the profile of the service account.
As stated in another response, wherever you place the certificate and
private key, an account will reqire access to the key material
Brian
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