Deleting certificates
Deleting a certificate from a selected computer removes the certificate from the selected computer only, and not from the repository. You also can delete certificates from the repository. See Deleting certificates from the repository.
To delete a certificate
1 Select Certificate | Certificate Management.
3 Select a certificate, and click Delete.
4 Click Yes.
Managing Certificate Authority
Viewing a Certificate Authority summary
The Summary tab lists all the Certificate Authority servers found in the selected forest along with status of the Active Directory Certificate Service, and required Active Directory objects.
To view Certificate Authority servers and objects
1 Select Certificate | Certificate Authority.
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Table 7. Summary tab
Open the Servers tab for details. See Managing Certificate Authority servers.
Adding a forest
Active Administrator® manages all Certificate Authority (CA) certificates in a forest.
To add a forest
1 Select Certificate | Certificate Authority.
2 Click Add Forest.
NOTE: Once you add a forest, you can disable the forest to remove it temporarily from CA management. Click Edit forest and clear the check box. To remove the forest permanently, click Remove forest.
4 Search caching is enabled by default. If enabled, Active Administrator searches the cache based on the configuration selected in Configuration | Certificate Authority. See Configuring certification authority.
7 By default the Active Administrator Foundation service (AFS) account is used to access the forest. To use a different account, select Specify account and enter the user name and password for the account.
8 Click OK.
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