Computer certificate

Hi,

On //server/cersrv i can only request a user certificate. How can I add
computer certificate there also? (win2003 standard, do I need enterprise?)

With this I'm trying to add a computer cert on computer that's on another
domain. That is possible to let computer on DomainA request computer Cert and
accept from DomainB, right?

Thanks in advanced.
- Bjarni

In news8718164-F287-45B0-B49C-(E-Mail Removed),
Bjarni <(E-Mail Removed)> stated, which I commented on
below:
> Hi,
>
> On //server/cersrv i can only request a user certificate. How can I
> add computer certificate there also? (win2003 standard, do I need
> enterprise?)
>
> With this I'm trying to add a computer cert on computer that's on
> another domain. That is possible to let computer on DomainA request
> computer Cert and accept from DomainB, right?
>
> Thanks in advanced.
> - Bjarni

Seems that you will need to create a computer certificate template. You will
need Enterprise for this.

Tell you what, all your certs questions can be answered better in the
microsoft.public.security.crypto newsgroup.


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