Most of my customers use certificates created on their own servers and
they work great. Just wondering if we decided to get a certificate from a
proper certificate authority so that we can get Pocket PC's to connect
directly to a SBS server insted of using a VPN who would you choose? Who
is the cheapest etc... What type of certificate do I need?
RE: SSL Reverse Proxy ... You can install the certificate on both servers.... We already know the security implications of this approach. ... (Security-Basics)
RE: Server Certificates ...servers it woked fine until I promoted the one server to a domain controller. ...certificate infrastructure just to RDP.... about Certs with RDP unless you are building custom .rdp files for the ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: Need help configuring Exchange Server for outgoing messages ... Are you sure they require SSL and not TLS?... They are quite adament that they now require SSL....certificate for your machine, though. ... delivering email to the target servers is the default configuration. ... (microsoft.public.exchange.admin)
Re: DNS Attacks ...target domain to find their own name servers and send a query directly ...certificate, or somehow sneaked a false CA certificate into your ... already started caching key host IP addresses and DNS servers that I ... (Fedora)
Re: Confused about CA deployment options ... >3) If the servers are intranet-only, ... >> I am trying to deploy SSL in a multiple domain ... >> trust the CA. Can I use a third party certificate (i.e. ... >> clients automatically trust any certificates I then ... (microsoft.public.security)
