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In this ISA Server 2004 Configuration Guide document we discussed the uses of a certificate authority and how to install an Enterprise CA on the domain controller on the internal network. Later in this guide, we will use this Enterprise CA to issue machine certificates to VPN clients and servers and issue a Web site certificate to the Exchange Server’s Outlook Web Access Web site.

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