Jeremy,

The way Mozilla detailed their inquiry, they want their organizational 
customers to post all trusted certificates into their named store inside the 
Windows certificate store. The problem is, if an organization wants to trust 
any of the Microsoft supplied certificates, you must remove them from the 
Microsoft location and then place them into the Mozilla location; the Windows 
certificate store does not allow the same certificate to be loaded twice (the 
second load fails, "already there").

That design isn't sustainable. What if you had a second vendor's program insist 
on the same logic/rules as Mozilla proposed? It would be impossible to support 
both programs, based on the "only loaded once" rule. So why should an 
organization use an application requiring a non-sustainable configuration? I 
don't think they should.

I have a high demand for Firefox. I have an even higher demand for strict 
certificate management for all of Windows and the apps that run on it. I am 
able to easily manage/control the certificates for all apps on Windows except 
Firefox.

Norman Vadnais
619.221.7189 (desk)
619.807.7045 (cell)

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From: Enterprise [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jeremy 
Moskowitz
Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2016 6:05 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Non-DoD Source] Re: [Mozilla Enterprise] enterprise root 
certificates: improving administrating Firefox on Windows

Norman.. you wrote:

 

"

Mike, Daniel, all,

 

No, it does NOT make sense to implement what Daniel is proposing. Windows only 
allows certificates to be placed in the store once,

"

 

Can you explain this a little better to me / us? I'm not sure I'm following the 
idea where certs can only be placed in the store ONCE. Thanks.

Is there a demo / article you can reference please? Thanks. !

 

As an aside.

 

Some people might already know this, but we here at PolicyPak have an excellent 
solution 

managing Firefox + Certificates using Group Policy for the Enterprise... 

 

In case anyone needs to have this problem completely handled NOW:

http://www.policypak.com/products/manage-mozilla-firefox-with-group-policy.html 

 

(Adding / Removing Certificates is the second video down.)

 

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Jeremy Moskowitz, Group Policy MVP

Founder PolicyPak Software

Home of GPanswers.com

 

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