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Best way to enable LDAPS / Self Signed Cert


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Looking for best secure way to enable LDAPS support in ActiveDirectory / on DMZ servers, I did some leg work but I would like to run this by you guys.



I don't have CA available, and domain is .local so I can't purchase signed cert. ( at this point migration to TLD is not an option. )



I found tutorial that showing that I can create self signed certificate with makecert, are there any issues doing that ... ?



Tutorial



Run - makecert -a sha1 -eku 1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1 -sky exchange -sr localmachine -ss MY -pe -r -n "CN=DCNAME2" -len -m 12 LDAP.cer



From MMC - Certificates go to Personal Store - export created certificate with KEY



Then import the PFX file that was created in previous step under Local Computer - Trusted Root Certificates.



Does this make sense... ? and what are the security implications, any better way of doing it.



Thank's










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    Looking for best secure way to enable LDAPS support in ActiveDirectory / on DMZ servers, I did some leg work but I would like to run this by you guys.



    I don't have CA available, and domain is .local so I can't purchase signed cert. ( at this point migration to TLD is not an option. )



    I found tutorial that showing that I can create self signed certificate with makecert, are there any issues doing that ... ?



    Tutorial



    Run - makecert -a sha1 -eku 1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1 -sky exchange -sr localmachine -ss MY -pe -r -n "CN=DCNAME2" -len -m 12 LDAP.cer



    From MMC - Certificates go to Personal Store - export created certificate with KEY



    Then import the PFX file that was created in previous step under Local Computer - Trusted Root Certificates.



    Does this make sense... ? and what are the security implications, any better way of doing it.



    Thank's










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      Looking for best secure way to enable LDAPS support in ActiveDirectory / on DMZ servers, I did some leg work but I would like to run this by you guys.



      I don't have CA available, and domain is .local so I can't purchase signed cert. ( at this point migration to TLD is not an option. )



      I found tutorial that showing that I can create self signed certificate with makecert, are there any issues doing that ... ?



      Tutorial



      Run - makecert -a sha1 -eku 1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1 -sky exchange -sr localmachine -ss MY -pe -r -n "CN=DCNAME2" -len -m 12 LDAP.cer



      From MMC - Certificates go to Personal Store - export created certificate with KEY



      Then import the PFX file that was created in previous step under Local Computer - Trusted Root Certificates.



      Does this make sense... ? and what are the security implications, any better way of doing it.



      Thank's










      share|improve this question














      Looking for best secure way to enable LDAPS support in ActiveDirectory / on DMZ servers, I did some leg work but I would like to run this by you guys.



      I don't have CA available, and domain is .local so I can't purchase signed cert. ( at this point migration to TLD is not an option. )



      I found tutorial that showing that I can create self signed certificate with makecert, are there any issues doing that ... ?



      Tutorial



      Run - makecert -a sha1 -eku 1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1 -sky exchange -sr localmachine -ss MY -pe -r -n "CN=DCNAME2" -len -m 12 LDAP.cer



      From MMC - Certificates go to Personal Store - export created certificate with KEY



      Then import the PFX file that was created in previous step under Local Computer - Trusted Root Certificates.



      Does this make sense... ? and what are the security implications, any better way of doing it.



      Thank's







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