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[ Carol Bailey has updated her previous post "How to Publish the CRL on a Separate Web Server"] We've recently updated our blog post for publishing the CRL on a separate Web server because the instructions were missing the variable <DeltaCRLAllowed> Read More...
[ Carol Bailey gives us a recommendation for PKI reading material] Customers that are running Configuration Manager in native mode and support Internet-based client management might be interested in reading the following technical white paper that was Read More...
[Today's post is provided by Carol Bailey ] I sometimes get questions from customers about values to set for the key sizes and validity periods for the certificates required for native mode and out of band management in Configuration Manager. This has Read More...
[Today's post is provided by Carol Bailey ] By default, an issuing enterprise CA publishes its certificate revocation list (CRL) to locations within the forest. When you are using Internet-based client management with Configuration Manager, there are Read More...
[Today's post is provided by Carol Bailey ] I've openly admitted that I don't find the command-line utility, Certreq.exe, the easiest of the Certificate Services methods to use when it comes to deploying certificates for Configuration Manager native mode. Read More...
[Today's post is brought to you by Carol Bailey ] Have you tried to renew the existing site server signing certificate for a native mode site, and wondered how to do this without creating a new certificate? This post provides a procedure to do this that Read More...
[Today's post is brought to you by Carol Bailey ] I'm going to share some information about an option on the Certificate Services advanced Web enrollment page, because I couldn't find it documented anywhere and it took me a long time to work it out. However, Read More...
[Today's post is contributed by Carol Bailey ] A number of certificate deployment issues I see are down to timing issues. Like other distributed systems with many moving parts, Microsoft Certificate Services often requires more time and patience to do Read More...
[Today's post is contributed by Carol Bailey ] We've seen this question come up a few times, and the simple answer is no - as long as the communicating computers have a trust in common, and the correct certificates are used, native mode works just fine. Read More...
[Today's post comes from Carol Bailey ] Many companies do not currently have their own public key infrastructure (PKI) with an issuing Certification Authority (CA) but still want to benefit from native mode and Internet-based client management - which Read More...
 
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