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Posted by Mark Gamache on September 15, 2005, 4:38 pm
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Your design looks solid. Make sure to consider your root CRL publication
interval, AIA and CRL locations before you get going.
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Mark Gamache
Certified Security Solutions
http://www.css-security.com
>I am going down the path of designing a PKI.
>
> Initially it will be used to provide SSL for OWA and Citrix but will be
> used for secure logon to AD in the future.
>
> The architecture I have come up with after some reading is to install a
> Stand-Alone Root CA, publish the CRL and Root Certificate to AD, then
> install an Enterprise Subordinate Issuing CA to provide the secure AD
> function for the internal users. The Stand-Alone Root would then be
> secured off the network.
>
> I would then have another Stand-Alone CA in the DMZ to provide the
> certificates for SSL and any future VPN requirements from external
> parties.
>
> Does this sound reasonable to the CA knowledgeables out there? Also I
> had intended for the DMZ CA to be another Stand-Alone Root but have
> read articles stating that this could also be a subordinate Stand-Alone
> CA.
>
> TIA,
> R.
>
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