Chris
Wed Jul 12 22:05:21 CDT 2006
All you need to do is install a computer certificate onto a domain
controller by referencing this KB Article:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321051/en-us
Once a certificate is installed, you will have the option to communicate to
a DC using LDAPS, however if you'd like to force all clients to encrypt all
communication traffic, you'd need to use something like an IPSEC Policy.
This will force all clients to use IPSEC and negotiate communications to
each other and control how traffic traverses the network. Just securing LDAP
with SSL, an application itself will require the option to force it to use
LDAP(636) to communicate.
Chris
"Mrunyon" <Mrunyon@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:089BC3F8-9F8E-4AA8-9D97-5AB6F56B29CE@microsoft.com...
> Hey,
>
> I'm trying to configure SSL LDAP between servers. I don't have a CA, but I
> will have a Certificate from 3rd party. Anyone know where I can find docs
> on
> how to configure A.D. to communicate via SSL LDAP between servers?
>
>
> --
> Matty