Certificate for Smart Card User

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I installed Microsoft CA on Windows Server 2008,
configured it properly to issue a Certificates for
SmartCard Users. Everything works fine. Im
requesting certificate from my computer using
SmartCardUser certificate and its issued to me by CA
and installed in local store. But how in the name of Lord can i
download that certificate into a smart card? Its
private key isn't exportable so i cannot import it
into my Alladin Token. The only way i figured out
is to create a new CA template based on SmartCardUser,
mark its private key as exportable. Certificate issued
that way works fine and my Alladin can import it but
i think it should be less complicated. Why Windows
(Vista) doesnt allow to save certificate to a token during
enrollment process and stores it automatically in
local store?



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Jacek Jurkowski - Datacomp
 
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 11:26:11 +0200, Jacek Jurkowski wrote:

> I installed Microsoft CA on Windows Server 2008,
> configured it properly to issue a Certificates for
> SmartCard Users. Everything works fine. Im
> requesting certificate from my computer using
> SmartCardUser certificate and its issued to me by CA
> and installed in local store. But how in the name of Lord can i
> download that certificate into a smart card? Its
> private key isn't exportable so i cannot import it
> into my Alladin Token. The only way i figured out
> is to create a new CA template based on SmartCardUser,
> mark its private key as exportable. Certificate issued
> that way works fine and my Alladin can import it but
> i think it should be less complicated. Why Windows
> (Vista) doesnt allow to save certificate to a token during
> enrollment process and stores it automatically in
> local store?


You need to configure the template to use the CSP provided by Alladin.
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