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Robert - 23 Aug 2005 13:30 GMT
Customer is a large company cooperating with many parnetrs. He want to
exchange secure mail with parners.
Is it possible to generate a certificate using builded into Windows 2003 PKI
on customer site Root CA and distribute certificate to
partner domain and that's way to secure send /received messages ?

Please, advice me

Regards,
Robert
Al Mulnick - 23 Aug 2005 14:16 GMT
There's a very fine line between there network, the internet, and your
network.  It's all about permissions and routing.
That said, you can do the same things that you can do on your network,
depending on network configuration. Typically, you have to be able to
contact the RA or the CA (often both) to figure out revocation etc.
Otherwise, what would be the point right?  That's not often allowed, but
instead folks use a trusted third-party CA such as Thawte, Verisign, etc.

There are other ways as well.  Have you seen what Tumbleweed products can
for you for example? Individual credentials for s/mime or PGP?

Al

> Customer is a large company cooperating with many parnetrs. He want to
> exchange secure mail with parners.
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> Regards,
> Robert
 
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