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Save/retrieve certificate in Active Directory
I want to create a user certificate with W2K3's Certificate Service and
programatically store it in Active Direcory as the value of the
userCertificate attribute. Is this the best place to put the certificate?
What format (der encoded bibary, base-64 encoded, pkcs #7) should the
certificate have? Or does this matter?
What .NET (C#) code will store (and, later, retrieve) this certificate in
Active Directory.
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Joe Kaplan \(MVP - ADSI\) #2 Re: Save/retrieve certificate in Active Directory
Answered in the other newsgroup. Please cross-post instead of multi-post!
Joe K.
"M" <M@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E69CD069-25E0-4DF5-A051-A6ED3DD71AC7@microsoft.com...>I want to create a user certificate with W2K3's Certificate Service and
> programatically store it in Active Direcory as the value of the
> userCertificate attribute. Is this the best place to put the certificate?
>
> What format (der encoded bibary, base-64 encoded, pkcs #7) should the
> certificate have? Or does this matter?
>
> What .NET (C#) code will store (and, later, retrieve) this certificate in
> Active Directory.
Joe Kaplan \(MVP - ADSI\) Guest
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