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A quick guide on how to sign certificates using Microsoft's CA. This is useful if you already have an existing PKI in place and want to use that to get the certificates for your CCA devices
Mike,Your account team is the best party to detail that for you. I'm not sure what you have and what the migration path would be for you, but I'm sure the account team can work that out.HTH,Faisal--If this helps you and/or answers your question plea...
Mike,In it's current line, no, but there is the new product line shaping up for CCA which will include the ability to run in VM. That's sometime summer or fall next year.HTH,Faisal--If this helps you and/or answers your question please mark the ques...
Tony,Another data point which might or might not be helpful. I've had cases with customers before where DigiCert has given out certificates signed for IP addresses - so it does happen, not with all CAs though.HTH,Faisal--If you find this post helpful...
Gregg,2k8 doesn't do DES by default, so I suspect that's where it's failing. Please look at the following sections and rerun ktpass (on a new user preferably) as detailed in the link:http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/nac/appliance/configuratio...
Tony,This is correct. The redirect will happen to whatever the CN is set to, so if you set the cert's CN to an IP address, the redirect will happen to that IP address.HTH,Faisal--If you find this post helpful, please rate so others can find the answe...
