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Designing and Implementing a Microsoft-Based Public Key Infrastructure

Posted by John Policelli on 27th October 2009

I designed and implemented a fairly complex three-tier PKI, using Windows Server 2003 Certificate Services, a number of years back that proved to be a painful experience. At that time, there was not a lot of documentation available on MS Certificate Services. I recently stumbled across a couple of posts on the Ask the Directory Services Team Blog, which are worth a read of you’re dealing with PKI. They can be found here:

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