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I left it alone but downloaded an intermediate certificate from globalsign and used that. Thanks for the help
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I left it alone but downloaded an intermediate certificate from globalsign and used that. Thanks for the help

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OI am setting up a direct access server. I have an internal CA and got a certificate from there to authenticate IP-HTTPS connections. The next step asked to use computer certificates and select a root or intermediate authority. If I click browse, I see my internal CA and a VeriSign Intermediate CA. Is it safe to use the VeriSign Intermediate certificate? or should I get one from my public CA (globalsign)? Not sure the implications of using the built in VeriSign one.
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OI am setting up a direct access server. I have an internal CA and got a certificate from there to authenticate IP-HTTPS connections. The next step asked to use computer certificates and select a root or intermediate authority. If I click browse, I see my internal CA and a VeriSign Intermediate CA. Is it safe to use the VeriSign Intermediate certificate? or should I get one from my public CA (globalsign)? Not sure the implications of using the built in VeriSign one.

Direct Access Intermediate Certificate

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