private SSL cert/CA sitewide via group policy

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Hi,

I have a self-signed Certificate authority I created w/ openssl. Is it
possible to install the CA cert site-wide via group policy?

Thanks,
 
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Blaqb0x said:
Hi,

I have a self-signed Certificate authority I created w/ openssl. Is
it possible to install the CA cert site-wide via group policy?

Thanks,
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You can publish it into AD as a trusted Root. You can also install a
Enterprise Subordinate CA using that cert you created so you can give users
(or computers) certificates. To install that, you also need to register the
AIP and CDP into AD. You can also use autoenrollment thru GPOs if the
issuing server is 2003 Enterprise.

Check the microsoft.public.security.crypto newsgroup for more information,
specific help and how-to's.

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