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Adams,<br />
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I don't know the specifics, but yes, Windows 2000 advanced server does have a built in service to be a Certificate Server.
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Adams,

I don't know the specifics, but yes, Windows 2000 advanced server does have a built in service to be a Certificate Server.

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Anyone can relate the steps?
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I have found my solution... by locating the certificate distributing webpage.<br />
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Since there aren't really answers.. except my own comments, I'll delete the question if aeklund does not object.<br />
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Adams
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I have found my solution... by locating the certificate distributing webpage.

Since there aren't really answers.. except my own comments, I'll delete the question if aeklund does not object.

Adams

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No problem.. At least I was able to help you and let you know that it was possible.. but i did not give you any resources to read.. &nbsp;good luck.
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No problem.. At least I was able to help you and let you know that it was possible.. but i did not give you any resources to read..  good luck.

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spurssy, an EE Moderator will handle this for you.<br />
Moderator, my recommended disposition is:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Refund points and save as a 0-pt PAQ.<br />
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DanRollins -- EE database cleanup volunteer
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spurssy, an EE Moderator will handle this for you.
Moderator, my recommended disposition is:

    Refund points and save as a 0-pt PAQ.

DanRollins -- EE database cleanup volunteer

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I have a ActiveX control and I want to distribute it to the intranet. Can I obtain a local certificate from a local machine (ie. Advanced Server)? What are the steps?<br />
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Adams
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I have a ActiveX control and I want to distribute it to the intranet. Can I obtain a local certificate from a local machine (ie. Advanced Server)? What are the steps?

Adams

Obtaining a loca certificate

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