Three Functions of Workspace ONE UEM Integration with Microsoft Certification Authority (CA)

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Workspace ONE UEM Integration with a Microsoft Certification Authority (CA) allows administrators to perform several functions related to certificate management. Here is a detailed explanation of the three functions that can be executed:

A. Revoke an issued certificate: This function allows administrators to revoke a previously issued certificate, which may be necessary if the certificate has been compromised or if the user associated with the certificate no longer requires it. Revoking a certificate renders it invalid and prevents its use.

B. Manage CA security permissions from the console: This function enables administrators to manage the security permissions of the Microsoft CA directly from the Workspace ONE UEM console. This includes managing user permissions to issue certificates, manage certificate revocation, and other security-related tasks.

C. Host a copy of the Certificate Revocation List (CRL): This function enables administrators to host a copy of the CRL on the Workspace ONE UEM server, which is used to verify the revocation status of a certificate. By hosting a copy of the CRL, administrators can ensure that clients can access the list even if the Microsoft CA is not available.

D. Request certificates with custom attributes: This function enables administrators to request certificates with custom attributes that are not included in the default certificate templates provided by Microsoft CA. This allows administrators to customize the certificate to meet specific requirements.

E. Renew an issued certificate: This function allows administrators to renew an issued certificate before it expires. This is useful to ensure that users continue to have access to the resources and services that the certificate provides without interruption.

To summarize, Workspace ONE UEM Integration with a Microsoft Certification Authority (CA) provides several functions related to certificate management, including the ability to revoke, manage security permissions, host a copy of the CRL, request certificates with custom attributes, and renew issued certificates.