Alan DeKok wrote:
Frank Sweetser wrote:
The usernames currently don't have a domain portion. Would it be possible for
me to set a default domain for a given username? (The list is small, so would
be manageable for me.) And if so, could you give me at least a rough example
of how I would set t
Alan DeKok wrote:
> Frank Sweetser wrote:
>> The usernames currently don't have a domain portion. Would it be possible
>> for
>> me to set a default domain for a given username? (The list is small, so
>> would
>> be manageable for me.) And if so, could you give me at least a rough example
>> o
Frank Sweetser wrote:
> The usernames currently don't have a domain portion. Would it be possible for
> me to set a default domain for a given username? (The list is small, so would
> be manageable for me.) And if so, could you give me at least a rough example
> of how I would set this up?
Yo
SecureW2 (List) wrote:
> Frank,
>
> It is not really a configuration issue, but more an Identity Management
> issue.
>
> It is not common to have a CA per user, but a CA per domain. And per domain
> you have users.
In general, I certainly agree. The catch is that I'm attempting to handle
certs
In our company, we do have certificates signed by multiple Certificate
Authorities...but there is a hierarchy. So, some users come in from Domain
A (root CA) some come in from Domain B (intermediate CA). So then it's
easyjust maintain the CA_path containing the root and any necessary
interme
Frank,
It is not really a configuration issue, but more an Identity Management
issue.
It is not common to have a CA per user, but a CA per domain. And per domain
you have users.
So:
User X from domain A has CA 1.
User Y from domain B has CA 2.
If this is what you are trying to achieve you can
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