Frightener
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Zu folgender Frage habe ich 2 unterschiedliche Antworten gefunden. Vielleicht kennt sich hier jemand damit aus:
You are implementing a CA system on your company’s network and must ensure that the following goals are met:
- Maximize security on the server hosting the root CA.
- Allow the server hosting the root CA to certify other CA’s and revoke certificates.
- Configure all servers to access revocation status of all certificates.
- Allow for immediate processing of any certificate requests.
You do the following:
- Install a stand-alone root CA on a Windows 2000 member server.
- Move the stand-alone root CA computer to a secure and separate location.
Which of the following results are met (choose all that apply)?
a. Maximize security on the server hosting the root CA.
b. Allow the server hosting the root CA to certify other CA’s and revoke certificates.
c. Configure all servers to access revocation status of all certificates.
d. Allow for immediate processing of any certificate requests.
You are implementing a CA system on your company’s network and must ensure that the following goals are met:
- Maximize security on the server hosting the root CA.
- Allow the server hosting the root CA to certify other CA’s and revoke certificates.
- Configure all servers to access revocation status of all certificates.
- Allow for immediate processing of any certificate requests.
You do the following:
- Install a stand-alone root CA on a Windows 2000 member server.
- Move the stand-alone root CA computer to a secure and separate location.
Which of the following results are met (choose all that apply)?
a. Maximize security on the server hosting the root CA.
b. Allow the server hosting the root CA to certify other CA’s and revoke certificates.
c. Configure all servers to access revocation status of all certificates.
d. Allow for immediate processing of any certificate requests.