Is it possible to migrate a Windows Server 2003 based Certification Authority to Windows Server 2008?
The answer is yes but you need all detailes in the Active Directory Certificate Services Upgrade and Migration Guide from Microsoft found at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=C70BD7CD-9F03-484B-8C4B-279BC29A3413&displaylang=en
The short answer would be that you need to performe the following steps:
- Backup your existing CA using the certutil -backup command
- Install the new Windows Server 2008 CA with the same name as the replaced server
- Add the ADCS role and import the CA-certificate from the backup
- Upgrade the templates to WS2008
- Restore the old CA database using the certutil -restore command
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Jag kommer att köra två sessioner på årets Tech-Ed EMEA. sessionerna kommer att handla om säkerhet i WLAN samt Server & Domain Isolation och hur man rent praktiskt bygger enligt konceptet.
Myths and facts of WLAN security
It's actually quite easy to secure
wireless networks, manually configuring MAC addresses or disabling SSID
broadcasting is not a substitute for an appropriate encryption
standard. Based on our real life experiences we will guide you through
some simple steps to secure your WLAN infrastructure building a secure, easy to manage and working wireless networking using components already built into
your Windows Servers and clients.
Server and Domain Isolation = a dynamic secure network
A demo based on a customer case
setting up the next generation secure network. Enabling the users to
dynamically connect and gain access to resources, based on a
combination of user and computer security configuration regardless of
their physical location, using the Windows Firewall with Advanced
Security and Network Access Protection components built into Windows
Server 2008 and Windows Vista.
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