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Windows Server 2019 ADCS. CA subordinate

You will need to resign the subordinate CA (CA-Subordinate) with the new Root CA (CA-Root) for the certificates issued by the subordinate CA to remain valid. You'll then need to distribute that re-...
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Can I make strongSwan accept any certificate as long as it is only signed by a specific CA?

After a whole day of trial and error, it turns out that the user certificates indeed requires a subject alternative name (SAN), which is the user e-mail address in that case and the identifier must be ...
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Can I make strongSwan accept any certificate as long as it is only signed by a specific CA?

strongswan seems to have the option: left|rightca = <issuer dn> | %same the distinguished name of a certificate authority which is required to lie in the trust path going from the left|right ...
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How to get a google issued certificate for my service behind l4 load balancer

Your use case to handle TLS termination within your broker/service is correct as L4 Load balancers cannot terminate SSL traffic. So you cannot use Google managed SSL certificates for it. It will be ...
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How to get a google issued certificate for my service behind l4 load balancer

Google managed SSL certificates are only available for certain Google Cloud services. You cannot install the certificate on your own services. Google does not provide access to the private key. Your ...
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With multiple RDP certificates, do all get checked?

If you're not deploying them via Group Policy at present, I recommend you do so. This article describes how to create a custom cert template and GPO to get your servers enrolling and binding the ...
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