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Importing the LDAP Server certificateFinally, on the domain controller that runs Active Directory, you need to accept the certificate signed by the Certification Authority. From a command prompt, navigate to the directory that contains the certificate ldapcert.cer and issue the following command: certreq -accept ldapcer.cer The certificate is now installed. To verify the certificate installation, start the MMC and open the snap-in that manages the certificates on the local computer. In the tree, browse to the location Certificates (Local Computer), Personal, Certificates. A certificate issued to the domain controller should exist.
Figure 52: Verification of the purpose of the certificate. To finish the configuration on the domain controller, restart the domain controller. |
