Internal names in SSL/TLS Certificates end 11nd of November A short blog to keep you up to speed and make sure you know that you have some work to do this year. Back in 2011 the CA/Browser forum took on a new baseline regarding the use of publicly used certificates. The minutes of this meeting … Read moreInternal names in SSL/TLS Certificates end 11nd of November
Certificates for VMware Horizon View 6 with Certreq A while ago I wrote a blog about certificate issues with VMware Horizon View, this had to do with the thumbprints being different. If you request a certificate on each Connection Server through the MMC each server will have a different thumbprint which might result in a … Read moreCertificates for VMware Horizon View 6 with Certreq
CRL Check for non-domain bound clients This blog will show you how you should configure your Certificate Authority to for non-domain bound client. Clients will do a check to see if the certificate is revoked, if the clients are not able to do this check they will scream that the certificate might be insecure. A … Read moreCRL Check for non-domain bound clients
VMware View certificates and thumbprints In one of my previous blog-posts I discussed an issue we experienced on a network with VMware View 5.2 and DNS Round Robin. For you that didn’t read that blog-post, here’s the link http://www.robbeekmans.net/uncategorized/vmware-view-certificate-revocation/ This blog will guide you to the resolution to fix that issue. There are more ways to … Read moreVMware View certificates and thumbprints – Man in the middle issue
Who’s the man in the middle? Certificates are a challenge in many environments, when not implemented correctly they can bring misery to expected functionality. This short blog will talk about an issue I had with certificates in a VMware View 5.2 environment. Introduction Before I begin about the issues we ran into I first will … Read moreVMware View certificate revocation issues, who's the man in the middle