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Hi All
We are trying to implement SSL over Active directory and with on luck.
Please contribute.
Avidary@businesslayers.com

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by mcse2kgrl

To enable SSL, follow these steps:

Install an Enterprise Certificate Authority on a Windows 2000 Domain Controller. This automatically installs a certificate on a server.

Open the Default Domain Controller Policy using the Group Policy Editor.

Under Computer Configuration, click Windows Settings.

Click Security Settings, and then click Public Key Policies.

Click Automatic Certificate Request Settings.

Use the wizard to add a policy for Domain Controllers.

When you complete these steps, all Domain Controllers automatically request a certificate and can support LDAP using SSL port 636.

by mcse2kgrl

To enable SSL, follow these steps:

Install an Enterprise Certificate Authority on a Windows 2000 Domain Controller. This automatically installs a certificate on a server.

Open the Default Domain Controller Policy using the Group Policy Editor.

Under Computer Configuration, click Windows Settings.

Click Security Settings, and then click Public Key Policies.

Click Automatic Certificate Request Settings.

Use the wizard to add a policy for Domain Controllers.

When you complete these steps, all Domain Controllers automatically request a certificate and can support LDAP using SSL port 636.

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