Does Azure Key Vault allow you to use your own on prem Certificate Authority or does it have to be a public one such as Digicert? If it does allow you to use on prem CA's is there documentation on how this would be setup?
Does Azure Key Vault allow you to use your own on prem Certificate Authority or does it have to be a public one such as Digicert? If it does allow you to use on prem CA's is there documentation on how this would be setup?
Hi,
Looks like it doesn't support an on-premise Certificate Authority (CA) as of today, but non-partnered providers/authorities are allowed.
There's a uservoice feedback about allowing an on-premise CA for Azure Key Vault over here:
https://feedback.azure.com/forums/906355-azure-key-vault/suggestions/36416761-active-directory-certificate-service-as-external-c
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Best regards,
Leon
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