Thanks for the help all!
As far as I can tell you can not use the certificate
snap-in to create a certificate request for a
third-party CA. If you try it will fail claiming that
it can not contact the CA server.
If you install the CA management tool and then try to
make a request the certificate snap-in will
auto-enroll your system and return the certificate.
You will not be given a chance to create a request
that can then be sent off for signing to a third party
CA.
To get around this I made sure that my CA certificate
was imported into "trusted root" section of the
certificate snap-in for the system. Then on the
openssl CA I created a key then request then signed
the request with the CA's key then created a PKCS12
file from the newly cerate server key and sign
certificate.
I carried the pkcs12 file over to the server and
imported it with the certificate snap-in for the
system's personal container. I checked so see if 636
was up and listing then use openssl s_client to
connect and test.
Everything seems to be working but I still need to
test Linux clients using LDAPS agsinst this
configuration.
I went from Novell to Unix to M$ windoze to Linux
|--Linux -------------|
err well almost, thanks M$ for making the choice of
being dragged over a mile of glass perferable to
integrating other systems.
Cheers!
--- ohaya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ray,
>
> I've enabled LDAPS on AD before, but only using MS
> Certificate Services
> configured as an Enterprise CA, so I haven't tried
> this myself, but
> here's an article that might be useful:
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/?id=321051
>
> Jim
>
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