Re: Setting up Secure LDAP (LDAPS) on Windows Server 2008

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"Jorge de Almeida Pinto [MVP - DS]"
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> for LDAPS you need a certificate, one provided by your own CA or by a
> third party CA. Preferably a CA is NOT installed on a DC. Because you just
> need a cert it does not mean you just need to install an enterprise CA.
> What I mean is, that you need to make a design for the PKI infrastructure.
> By just starting to install stuff without thinking is definitely a very
> bad practice and in the end you might even regret it.
>
> How to design a PKI infrastructure?
>
> To get an impression, start reading:
> http://www.windowsecurity.com/articl...ide-Part1.html
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> "Andrew Hodgson" <> wrote in message
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>> Hi,
>>
>> I have an external app which requires LDAP integration with our
>> domain. I want to use LDAPs for this. Is it correct that to do this
>> I need to install an enterprise CA on the domain? If so, does this
>> need to be a separate server, or can it be on the domain controller?
>>
>> Our domain is 2008 native upgraded from Windows 2000 native.
>>
>> Thanks.
>> Andrew.
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