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IT Administration January 18, 2019

Firefox and Intermediate Certificates

Recently I was trying to get a Snom D785 phone to connect to a server that uses an SSL certificate issued by COMODO (now rebranded as Sectigo). Snom uses the …

IT Administration August 17, 2017

Kerberos Event 19 after Server Migration

I recently migrated from Server Essentials 2012 R2 to Server 2016 Standard with the Essentials role. Both of these machines run a self-signed Certification Authority (CA). The old machine has …

IT Administration February 6, 2017

Find Comodo Root and Intermediate Certificates

Finding Comodo root and intermediate certificates can be a challenge. If you start with Google, you might find a promising knowledge base article with a direct link, but then be …

IT Administration June 5, 2014

Care and Feeding of your RapidSSL Certificate on AWS

I purchased a GeoTrust RapidSSL certificate from Namecheap to install on an Amazon Web Services Elastic Load Balancer. I won’t go into all the details of deploying SSL on AWS …

IT Administration June 26, 2007

Certificate Authority on SBS 2003

The June/July 2007 issue of SMB Partner Community magazine has a nice article by Mikael Nystr

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