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Removing/Renaming Certificate Server from a domain
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| M. Eteum 2005-11-21, 5:53 pm |
| Hi, I'm wondering if anyone know if I remove the Certificate Server from
a domain? What's the consequence? I also wondering if there is a way
to rename(and change it's IP Address) the Certificate Server.
Thanks
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| Christian Jensen 2005-11-21, 5:53 pm |
| You can easily remove it. The only thing left is all the certificates it
has made for all the clients that connected to it. It a bit of a mess.
Other than that it is straight forward. Hmm.. changing the IP? Is that
locked when theres a CA installed? Should be a problem. It should only
be bound to the name of the server.
/Christian
M. Eteum wrote:
> Hi, I'm wondering if anyone know if I remove the Certificate Server from
> a domain? What's the consequence? I also wondering if there is a way to
> rename(and change it's IP Address) the Certificate Server.
>
> Thanks
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| M. Eteum 2005-11-21, 5:53 pm |
| Christian Jensen wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> You can easily remove it. The only thing left is all the certificates it
> has made for all the clients that connected to it. It a bit of a mess.
> Other than that it is straight forward. Hmm.. changing the IP? Is that
> locked when theres a CA installed? Should be a problem. It should only
> be bound to the name of the server.
>
> /Christian
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> M. Eteum wrote:
Would it be possible to just revoke the certificate on the client
machine or user account? How do I tell the client to revoke it and not
to use it?
Thanks
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| Christian Jensen 2005-11-25, 7:49 am |
| M. Eteum wrote:
> Christian Jensen wrote:
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> Would it be possible to just revoke the certificate on the client
> machine or user account? How do I tell the client to revoke it and not
> to use it?
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> Thanks
In the Certificates MMC you can just click on it and delete it. I don't
know if theres som smart way to do it through policy or alike.
/Christian
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| M. Eteum 2005-11-28, 6:04 pm |
| Christian Jensen wrote:
> M. Eteum wrote:
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> In the Certificates MMC you can just click on it and delete it. I don't
> know if theres som smart way to do it through policy or alike.
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> /Christian
Thanks again, will it mess up with the user/machine account that was
authenticated by means of Certificates? Do I have to delete the account
and recreate them? Or there is a way to revert back to using
username/password?
Thanks.
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| Christian Jensen 2005-11-28, 6:04 pm |
| M. Eteum wrote:
> Christian Jensen wrote:
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> Thanks again, will it mess up with the user/machine account that was
> authenticated by means of Certificates? Do I have to delete the account
> and recreate them? Or there is a way to revert back to using
> username/password?
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> Thanks.
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What exactly are you using the CA for?
/Christian
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| M. Eteum 2005-11-28, 6:04 pm |
| Christian Jensen wrote:
> M. Eteum wrote:
> What exactly are you using the CA for?
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> /Christian
For authenticatin users and EAPOL-aware switches. Thanks
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