How to Enroll for a Certificate Using the Default Configuration
In this procedure, you will use the New Platform wizard to create an Enterprise Web Pad for a CEPC or for an Emulator. With the Enterprise Web Pad platform that you create, you will enroll for a certificate from a certificate server using the default enrollment configuration options for Enroll.exe. For more information about the default configuration options, see Configuring Enroll.exe.
Hardware and Software Assumptions
- You have a Windows 2000 Certificate Server already configured. You need to know the name of your certificate server. For more information, see the Step-by-Step Guide for Setting up a Certificate Authority technical article in Microsoft TechNet.
- You have not changed the Enroll.exe sample and you are not using an enrollment configuration file.
- Your Platform Builder installation includes CEPC x86 and Emulator x86 board support packages.
- You have a CEPC with an ethernet connection already configured. For more information about configuring a CEPC, see How to Set Up a CEPC and How to Use the IDE to Create, Customize, and Build a Platform.
To track your progress in the following table, select the check box next to each step.
| Step | Topic | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Familiarize yourself with the topics explaining the enrollment process. | ||
| 2. Create the enrollment environment and create the Enterprise Web Pad platform. | Creating an Enrollment Environment | |
| 3. Add Enroll.exe to your platform. | Adding Enroll.exe to the Platform | |
| 4. Configure a remote connection and download the OS image. Choose the appropriate topic(s) based on the development platform that you are using. | For a CEPC:
For an Emulator: |
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| 5. Obtain a certificate using Enroll.exe application. | Obtaining a Certificate | |
| 6. Verify the new certificate on the device. | Verifying the Existence of a Certificate |
See Also
Enrolling for a Certificate | How to Enroll for a Certificate Using the Modified Configuration | Configuring Enroll.exe
Last updated on Wednesday, April 13, 2005
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