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JSI Tip 5118. How do I configure Active Directory certificate mapping?
Jerold Schulman
April 3, 2002
1 Min Read
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 272175 contains the following summary:
This article describes how to configure Active Directory certificate mapping.
Active Directory certificate mapping enables a user with a trusted public key to access directory resources without typing a user name and a password. Active Directory certificate mapping uses the following three components that are included in Windows 2000:
• | Internet Explorer 5.0 |
• | Internet Information Services (IIS) 5.0 |
• | Kerberos PKINIT extensions |
Requirements
To configure Active Directory certificate mapping, you must have the following components:
• | Windows 2000 Active Directory. |
• | A stand-alone certification authority (CA) (it can be either a root or a subordinate). |
• | A server certificate that is signed by the stand-alone CA that is installed on your Web server. |
• | A User certificate that is signed by the stand-alone CA that is installed on that user's computer. |
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