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List:       ms-cryptoapi
Subject:    Re: expiration period in MS CertSvc & Microsoft Enhanced Provider
From:       IgorKo <IgorKo () MOLOT ! RU>
Date:       2000-12-19 12:56:21
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Hi All!

In "CertSrv.h" written
// Values Under "CertSvc\Configuration\<CAName>":
...
#define wszREGDURATIONPERIOD         TEXT("ValidityPeriod")
#define wszREGDURATIONUNITS          TEXT("ValidityPeriodUnits")
...
// Value strings for "CertSvc\Configuration\<CAName>\ValidityPeriod":
#define wszDURATIONUNITSYEARS   TEXT("Years")
#define wszDURATIONUNITSMONTHS  TEXT("Months")
#define wszDURATIONUNITSWEEKS   TEXT("Weeks")
#define wszDURATIONUNITSDAYS    TEXT("Days")
#define wszDURATIONUNITSHOURS   TEXT("Hours")
#define wszDURATIONUNITSMINUTES TEXT("Minutes")
#define wszDURATIONUNITSSECONDS TEXT("Seconds")

ValidityPeriodUnits (DWORD) - number of units in ValidityPeriod.


And i have some more questions about using CertSvc:

What troubles will appear when i change CSP in CertSrv from "Microsoft Base
Cryptographic Provider v1.0"(128-bit Update installed) to "Microsoft
Enhanced Cryptographic Provider v1.0" for example?

Clients enrolled 1024-bit keys also under "Microsoft Base Cryptographic
Provider v1.0"(128-bit Update installed). From recent discussion i cann't
understood what difference in Base (128 updated) and Enhanced if key length
1024-bit enough?

Somebody have the experience in using certificate enrolled using Enhanced
provider? Have it more functionality (not key length) than Base provider
(128-bit upgraded)?

Thanks in advance.
Best regards.
Igor.



-----Original Message-----
From: Microsoft Cryptographic API [mailto:CryptoAPI@DISCUSS.MICROSOFT.COM]On
Behalf Of Jayant Sane (Exchange)
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 9:17 PM
To: CryptoAPI@DISCUSS.MICROSOFT.COM
Subject: Re: Off-Topic: expiration period in MS Certificate Services


You should be able to set it under
HKLM\System\Current Control Set\Services\CertSrv\Configuration\...
I think the registry value is validity period or some such thing.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Augusto Jun Devegili" <devegili@INF.UFSC.BR>
To: <CryptoAPI@DISCUSS.MICROSOFT.COM>
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 1:17 PM
Subject: Off-Topic: expiration period in MS Certificate Services


OFF-TOPIC

Hi all,

Does anyone know if it possible to set an expiration period for certificates
issued by Microsoft Certificate Services? Currently all certificates have a
one-year period of validity, and I would like to change this.

Thanks in advance, and best regards,

Augusto

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