You can use a subordinate C to implement policy restrictions for PGI and to issue certificates to clients
after and stolen a rootsy C for the organization.
You can install one or more subordinate seats when you use a subordinate C to issue certificates to
users or computers that have an account in an HDD environment.
You can install the subordinate C as an enterprise C then you can use the data from the client accounts
in ADT has to issue and manage certificates and to published certificates to HDD to complete this procedure.
However you must be a member of the local administrators group or have equivalent permissions If the
subordinate C is an enterprise c.
You also need to be a member of domain Edmonds group or have equal and permissions from a security perspective.
I recommended scenario would be to have a no fly zone stand alone route C and an enterprise subordinate
C and subordinate C usually deploys to achieve some of the following functionalities usage.
You can issue certificates for a number of purposes such as secure multipurpose Internet mail extensions
EHR fast or remote access.
This issue and policy for these different uses might be distinct and separation provides the basis for
administrating these policies.
And all that functionality is organizational divisions.
You might have different policies for issuing certificates that depend on the entities role in the organization.
You can create subordinate seas to separate and administer these policies and other functionality as
geographic divisions.
Organization often have in entities at multiple physical sites limited network connectivity between
these sites might necessitate individual subordinates he for manager or role site and other functionalities.
Load balancing.
If you use your API to issue and manage a large number of certificates and have only one seat you can
result in considerable network load that the single C uses you then multiple subordinate seems to issue
the same kind of certificates.
Do white the network load between CS and the last functionality.
For now is back up and fault tolerance multiple CS increase the possibility that your network has operational
CS available to respond to user requests.