Is there a third party commercial or shareware tool to create self-signed
certificates under Windows 2000 and Windows 2003? My immediate need is for
authentication on just a few servers and clients, and I don't want to hassle
with certificate authorities (yet). I know there is a tool included in
IIS, but it doesn't work on machines that don't have IIS so it is not a
solution for us.
Re: Digital Certificates And Windows XP ... certificates for windows 2000. ... >> Can I use digital certificates with Windows XP Pro. ... >> Do I need to install a snapin for IIS?... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin)
Re: Generation of certificate using openssl ... >>You could just use the Certificates Services that comes with Windows 2000. ... I'd hate to think that IIS and OpenSSL-created ... > The OP obviously has some business reason to use OpenSSL on his CA - perhaps ... (microsoft.public.inetserver.iis.security)
Trusted root CA certificates at the IIS Server ... I am a beginner with IIS.... that all root CA certificates that are no trusted shuld be removed and this ... We have a Windows 2000 domain that is not connected to the Internet. ... I can see some 106 certificates being listed in trusted root certification... (microsoft.public.inetserver.iis.security)
[NT] Windows File Protection Arbitrary Certificate Chain Vulnerability ... Beyond Security would like to welcome Tiscali World Online ...Windows File Protection will trust any digital signature whose certificate ... chain is rooted at any one of the Trusted Root Certification Authorities. ... chains but also as valid Root CA's for code signing certificates.... (Securiteam)
Re: How to fix broken security in Windows 2000? ... explicitly identify the missing certificates using SFC or some other tool. ... it turns out Windows 2000 doesn't support that feature after ... all W2K machines have the problem seems to be holding up (and I have not yet ... (microsoft.public.win2000.windows_update)
