Hi, i have been able to setup certificates and radius authentication on
my example.local domain. I have my root enterprise CA issuing
certificates and all is well (certificates show rootca.example.local as
the issuer).
I am considering the posibilities of using certificates to sign the
users email, rather than roll out a new cert infrastructure can i
implement my own inhouse certificate infrastructure even though my
active directory domain name is example.local, whereas our email domain
is example.com?
Is there anyway which i can issue certificates to computers in the
active directory but use the example.com certificates instead?
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