Publish Certificate For Free

Solution With Microsoft Outlook open, click on Tools and then select "Trust Center" towards the bottom. In the resulting new window, select "E-mail Security" at the side. Underneath the Digital IDs (Certificates) setting, click on "Publish to GAL".

Configure the CA Exit Module to publish certificates to Active Directory. In the Certification Authority snap-in, right-click the CA, and then select Properties. On the Exit Module tab, select Configure. In the properties for the Exit Module, select the Allow certificates to be published in the Active Directory box.

Go to Email Security in Trust Center Settings. Under Default Setting select your certificate My S/MIME Settings (email) and click OK (Detailed instructions on how to import your S/MIME certificate). Select Publish to GAL... and OK. Your certificate has been published.

Go to Email Security in Trust Center Settings. Under Default Setting select your certificate My S/MIME Settings (email) and click OK (Detailed instructions on how to import your S/MIME certificate). Select Publish to GAL... and OK. Your certificate has been published.

Microsoft support tried to explain that this is by design, and that in order for a user to be allowed to publish their certificate to the GAL, they have to be given admin permissions in Office365.

In the Certification Authority MMC, click Certificate Templates. On the Action menu, point to New, and then click Certificate Template to Issue. The Enable Certificate Templates dialog box opens. In Enable Certificate Templates, click the name of the certificate template that you just configured, and then click OK.

So, what does this do? Well the answer is that it publishes the resulting certificate to the userCertificate attribute to the user or computer depending on whether the template is a user or computer template.

Right-click Certificate Templates, and then click New, Certificate Template to Issue. In the Enable Certificate Templates dialog box, select the certificate template or templates that you want the CA to issue, and then click OK. The newly selected certificate template or templates will appear in the details pane.

In the console tree, right-click Certificate Templates, point to New and click Certificate Template to Issue. 5. In the Enable Certificate Templates dialog box, select one or more certificate templates not currently published at the CA and click OK.

The Cert Publishers group is assigned permission to read and write certificate information to the userCertificate attribute of user objects.Publishers group is a global group. This means that only user accounts, computer accounts, and global groups from the same domain can have membership in the Cert Publishers group.