How to Set Up a Certificate Authority on a Domain Controller: A Step-by-Step Guide
Setting up a Certificate Authority (CA) on a Domain Controller is an essential step for organizations that want to implement robust security measures through Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). This allows internal services such as web servers, email servers, and VPNs to use trusted SSL/TLS certificates issued by your own trusted CA. By leveraging a domain controller for this purpose, administrators ensure seamless integration with Active Directory and centralized certificate management.