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PEAP-MS-CHAP v2 Wireless Authentication Certificate Daniel Melameth 01-31-2006
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Posted by Daniel Melameth on January 31, 2006, 4:48 pm
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 For simplicity's sake, we are looking at deploying this using a commercial
CA as opposed to an internal CA. Microsoft's literature points to
VeriSign's WLAN Server Certificate, but, to save costs, we are looking for a
"discount" priced WLAN server certificate. Since it appears there are some
special attributes a WLAN server certificate must have over the common "SSL"
certificate, does anyone know of a more competitively priced commercial WLAN
server certificate who's root CA certificate is built into Windows XP?



Posted by S. Pidgorny on February 1, 2006, 5:23 am
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 There are no special attributes for IAS certificate - it should be a server
authentication certificate (as any SSL cert). The only significant part is
that you need to chose Microsoft RSA SChannel Cryptographic provider when
enrolling for the cert.
You can use any Dirt Cheap Certs facility, like

http://www.ssl-certificates.com.au/
or
http://www.instantssl.com

You will have to generate CSR with appropriate CSP - I believe you can use
Windows CA Web interface (that scripts xenroll.dll) to generate keys and
save a file for you.

regards


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Svyatoslav Pidgorny, MS MVP - Security, MCSE
-= F1 is the key =-

> For simplicity's sake, we are looking at deploying this using a commercial
> CA as opposed to an internal CA. Microsoft's literature points to
> VeriSign's WLAN Server Certificate, but, to save costs, we are looking for
> a
> "discount" priced WLAN server certificate. Since it appears there are
> some
> special attributes a WLAN server certificate must have over the common
> "SSL"
> certificate, does anyone know of a more competitively priced commercial
> WLAN
> server certificate who's root CA certificate is built into Windows XP?
>



Posted by Daniel Melameth on February 1, 2006, 2:26 pm
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Thanks for the prompt reply Svyatoslav. I'll likely give this a spin over
the next couple of weeks and report back with the results.

> There are no special attributes for IAS certificate - it should be a
> server authentication certificate (as any SSL cert). The only significant
> part is that you need to chose Microsoft RSA SChannel Cryptographic
> provider when enrolling for the cert.
> You can use any Dirt Cheap Certs facility, like
>
> http://www.ssl-certificates.com.au/
> or
> http://www.instantssl.com
>
> You will have to generate CSR with appropriate CSP - I believe you can use
> Windows CA Web interface (that scripts xenroll.dll) to generate keys and
> save a file for you.



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