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| a security procedure in which a client application automatically issues a certificate enrollment request and sends it to a certification authority, after which the ca then evaluates the request and issues or denies a certificate |
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| certificaten revocation list |
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| a document maintained and published by a certification authority that lists certificates that have been revoked |
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| sets of rules and settings that define the format and content of a certificate based on the certificate's intended use |
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| a software component or a commerical service that issues digital certificates |
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| challenge handshake authentication protocol |
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| an authentication protocol that uses md5 hashing to encrypt user password, but does not support the encryption of connection data |
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| cryptographic service provider |
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| a windows server 2008 component that generates public and private encryption keys for certificate requests |
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| shorter lists of certificates that have been revoked since the last full certificate revocation list was published |
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| an electronic credential, issued by a certification authority, which confirms the identity of the party to which it is issued |
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| the process by which a client requests a certificate and certification authority generates one |
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| a certification authority that is intergrated into the windows server 2008 active directory environment |
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| a component used by a certification authority to determine how it should make new certificates available to their applicants |
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| extensible authentication protocol |
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| a shell protocol that provides a framework for the use of various types of authentication mechanisms |
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| extensible authentication protocol-transport level security |
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| an authentication method that enables a server to support authentication with smart cards or other types of digital certificates |
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| certification authorities that do not issue certificates to end users or computers |
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| certification authorities that provide certificates to end users and computers |
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| layer 2 tunneling protocol |
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| a virtual private networking protocol that relies on th ip security extensions for encryption |
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| microsoft challenge handshake authentication protocol version 2 |
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| an authentication protocol that uses a new encryption key for each connection and for each direction in which data is transmitted |
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| password authentication protocol |
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| the least secure of the authentication protocol supported by windows server 2008 because it uses simple passwords for authentication and transmitts them in clear text |
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| the data-link layer protocol used by windows computers for remote access connections |
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| point-to-point tunneling protocol |
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| a virtual private networking protocol that takes advantage of the authentication, compression, and encryption mecchanisms of ppp |
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| a set of rules that a certification authority uses to determine whether it should approve the request, deny it, or make it as pending for later review by a administrator |
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| an authentication protocol that uses transport level security to create an encrypted channel between a wireless client and an authentication server |
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| public key infrastructure |
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| a security relationship in which participants are issued two keys public and private |
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| remote authentication dial in user service |
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| a centralized authentication service frequently used in organizations with multiple remote access servers |
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| secure socket tunneling protocol |
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| a new virtual private networking protocol in windows server 2008 and windows vista that encapsulates ppp traffic using secure sockets layer protocol |
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| a certification authority that does not use certificate templates or active directory |
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| the parent certification authority tht issues certificates to the subirdinate cas beneath it |
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| a certifcation authority that has been issued a certificate by a root ca |
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| in a certification authority heirarchy, enables clients that trust the root ca to also trust certificates issued by any other cas subordinate to the root |
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| a technique for connecting to a network at a remote location using the internet as a network medium |
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| a process by which clients submit certifate enrollment requests to a ca and receive the issued certificates using a website created for that purpose |
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