Well my first thought was wrong list, my second - use OpenCA instead, my
third
RTFM. But some pointers inline below.
On 12 April 2010 10:33, bahareh rostamiyan <b.rostami...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I wanna learn and work with "Microsoft CA(certificate authority)",
>
Plenty of online documentation and guides on their website.
> I tried to add my computer to domain through Win. server, but I couldn't(I
> saw some errors that I can't remind them now)!
>
You mentioned later you are a member of a domain, I think you mean
workgroup. If you have a standalone server 2003 you probably have not got a
domain controller to join!
> So I could install "Standalone CA" instead of "Enterprise root CA"!
>
You need enterprise server and a forest/domain to install Enterprise CA.
> And now, I can't use "certificate templates(certtmpl.msc)" because I have
> not "Enterprise CA" on the system!
>
Yes indeed.
> Should I install the Win.server on VMware again?!
>
Not if you need Enterprise CA.
> Is there any solution to solve this problem?!
>
> Which problem exaclty? Why not create some VMWare linux images and try an
OpenCA RA/CA type setup - you could learn alot more about CAs.
Si
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