Windows 2003 ldaps

From the WebUI, select Auth. Save changes. LDAPS should now be working. Knowledge Articles Security Advisories. What would you like to know? Reset Search. Printable View. Solution On a Windows Server create the following text file: ; request. Once there type the following: certreq -new request. Log in to the Certificate Server. Using Notepad or a similar text editor, open the. COM must appear in one of the following places:.

Trust is established by configuring the clients and the server to trust the root CA to which the issuing CA chains.

For more information about establishing trust for certificates, see the "Policies to establish trust of root certification authorities" topic in Windows Server Help. Use Certreq to form the request. Note The commands that are used in this article rely on the version of Certreq. In order to use the steps in this article on a Windows server, copy certreq.

Save the file as an. Create the. Following is an example. Provide the fully qualified DNS name of the domain controller in the request. Note Some third-party certification authorities may require additional information in the Subject parameter.

Such information includes an e-mail address E , organizational unit OU , organization O , locality or city L , state or province S , and country or region C. You can append this information to the Subject name CN in the Request.

Create the request file. This is the baseencoded request file. Retrieve the certificate that is issued, and then save the certificate as Certnew. To do this, follow these steps:. Note The saved certificate must be encoded as base Some third-party CAs return the issued certificate to the requestor as baseencoded text in an e-mail message. Accept the issued certificate. Verify that the certificate is installed in the computer's Personal store. The Active Directory fully qualified domain name of the domain controller appears in one of the following locations:.

The enhanced key usage extension includes the Server Authentication object identifier 1. The associated private key is available on the domain controller. To verify that the key is available, use the certutil -verifykeys command. The certificate chain is valid on the client computer. To determine whether the certificate is valid, follow these steps:. On the domain controller, use the Certificates snap-in to export the SSL certificate to a file that is named Serverssl.

At the command prompt, type the following command to send the command output to a file that is named Output. If such a certificate is available, make sure that the certificate meets the following requirements:. The enhanced key usage extension includes the Client Authentication object identifier 1.

The associated private key is available on the client computer.