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Can I use Win2003 CA to sign cert of non-domain servers?

Discussion in 'Windows Security' started by Brent Landry, May 21, 2009.

  1. Brent Landry

    Brent Landry Guest

    I need to generate certificates for internal servers. Most of the servers
    are not and will never be on the domain. Can I use a Win2003 CA server to
    sign certificates for the servers that are not on the domain?
     
    Brent Landry, May 21, 2009
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  3. tomasz

    tomasz Guest

    Sure.
    Make sure that these non-domain servers trust your CA (import the root CA
    certificate).
    Then issue them a certificate using the Web Enrollment URL.


    "Brent Landry" wrote:
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    > I need to generate certificates for internal servers. Most of the servers
    > are not and will never be on the domain. Can I use a Win2003 CA server to
    > sign certificates for the servers that are not on the domain?
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    tomasz, May 28, 2009
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