The procedure for issuing certificates differs depending on the following factors:
- Is an approval needed?
- Is the private key needed?
- Will the certificate be enrolled locally or on another computer?
That’s why I decided to write a tutorial for each case and some additional posts concerning certificate’s issuance and enrollment.
Complete tutorials:
- How to issue with approval a certificate without its private key and import it on the same computer
- How to issue with approval a certificate with its private key and import it on another computer (To come)
- How to issue with approval a certificate with its private key and import it on the same computer (To come)
- How to issue with approval a certificate without its private key and import it on another computer (To come)
- How to issue with approval a certificate without its private key and import it on the same computer (To come)
- How to issue without approval a certificate with its private key and import it on another computer (To come)
- How to issue without approval a certificate with its private key and import it on the same computer (To come)
- How to issue without approval a certificate without its private key and import it on another computer (To come)
Separated steps or variations:
- How to create a certificate request policy file
- How to add Subject Alternative Names to a certificate
More:
- How to enable approval for a certificate template
- Why you struggle to issue certificates with their private key
- How to validate the server’s certificate on the client’s side
- The certificate’s template doesn’t show up for web enrollment (To come)
- Subject Alternative Names are not added to the certificate (To come)
