Hi Sam9, I am not familiar with MS CA, and I have no idea about what format of messages it uses between the RA and the CA. Unless MS CA supports our 'custom' message format, you can not. Do you know what types of messages are supported by MS CA ?
Actually, as now, there is no standard that would address that issue. Currently at the IETF the Certificate Management via CMS is the candidate for that, but it is a quite complicate message format (although I have not read the last I-D that came out November). Later, Max Sam9 wrote:
Hi, Just want to know if you can match for example a CA from OpenCA and a RA from Microsoft CA for example. I think it's possible if the CA (OpenCA) signs the certificate of the RA (Microsoft). By this way, the RA would betrusted by the CA and the RA could operate in the architecture. I'm not sure of this possibility so if anyone can guide me ...Best regards Sam
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