Configuring a Directory Server for Digital IDs and Certificates

Question

My company is moving toward using electronic signatures for internal documents. All of the users are on XP machines and have Acrobat Professional 8.0 installed. So far, I've been manually adding trusted IDs for each person who will be receiving signed documents that need to be validated. I'd like to make this a little easier by storing everyone's certificates on a server (Windows 2003) so that people can just go out there and add them all as one .fdf file. What I'm wondering is, what is the difference between doing it this way versus going through Acrobat and configuring a directory server? Will it work either way?
Thanks!
Anita

Answer 1

Hi,
Sorry for the late reply, regarding the error message: The DHCP services could not Contact Active Directory,
please check the below KB article to see if it could help here:
You are unable to authorize DHCP Server in Active Directory
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/303317/en-us
Reference for error ID 1059, and
error ID 10020.
For The specified server are already present in the directory services,
please take a look into the below Blog:
Active Directory DHCP authorisation issues
The method mentioned in the blog above is trying to move the old information that stored in AD, and then take an action of re-authorisation of the DHCP server.
Hope this may help
Best regards
Michael
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