disable remember password for signing a mail whith S/MIME in Outlook

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Ludovick LAGREVOL

Hi,

i need to desactivate the possibility for users to use remember password
possibility when using certificates for S/MIME in windows 2000 ans XP ?

This was possible when using KMS in exchange 2000, but KMS was discontinued
in exchange 2003

i've try the registry key ForceKeyProtection but it's the same behaviour.

is there a solution to force users to type their password for signing a mail
? any workaround ?

Is there alternate CSP for windows with hard drive storage which can firce
this behaviour ?


Thanks in advance

L Lagrevol
 
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Ludovick LAGREVOL said:
Hi,

i need to desactivate the possibility for users to use remember
password possibility when using certificates for S/MIME in windows
2000 ans XP ?

This was possible when using KMS in exchange 2000, but KMS was
discontinued in exchange 2003

i've try the registry key ForceKeyProtection but it's the same
behaviour.

is there a solution to force users to type their password for signing
a mail ? any workaround ?

Is there alternate CSP for windows with hard drive storage which can
firce this behaviour ?


Thanks in advance

L Lagrevol


This functionality is now based on Windows PKI in regards to Exchange 2003.
For forcing a user to enter a password before their Digital Signature is to
be attached to an email within Outlook (assuming this is what you're talking
about), you may need to look into a GPO policy to force this. Unfortunately
I can't remember where the option is at this time. You may want to also
check Outlook. If the option is in Outlook, the Outlook Reskit has ADM
templates to add to a GPO which will allow to set and enforce your users'
Outlook Options.

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i can't find this policy... help......




"Ace Fekay [MVP]"
 
Ludovick LAGREVOL said:
i can't find this policy... help......

As I mentioned, you need to get the Office Resource Kit (it's a separate
purchase) to get that ADM template. Then go into your GPO, under user
configuration, rt-click Administrative Templates,m add new template, browse
to the .adm file in the reskit cdrom


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Regards,
Ace

Please direct all replies to the newsgroup so all can benefit.
This posting is provided "AS-IS" with no warranties and confers no
rights.

Ace Fekay, MCSE 2000, MCSE+I, MCSA, MCT, MVP
Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory

HAM AND EGGS: A day's work for a chicken; A lifetime commitment for a
pig. --
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