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# Active Directory

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Solo en SCEPman Enterprise Edition

Aplicable a la versión 3.0 y superiores
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SCEPman puede configurarse para procesar solicitudes SOAP procedentes de un cliente Windows, lo que permite una opción de implementación sencilla para clientes unidos a Active Directory que solo pueden configurarse mediante directivas de grupo.

Al crear un Service Principal en su entorno AD local, podemos permitir que SCEPman acepte solicitudes SOAP de un cliente Windows unido al dominio que solicita un certificado. Al utilizar Kerberos como protocolo de autenticación, puede asegurarse la identidad del solicitante y SCEPman responderá con un certificado válido.

Todas las versiones compatibles de Windows admiten de forma nativa este método de inscripción y no se requiere software adicional en estos equipos.

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[Configuración general](/es/administracion-de-certificados/active-directory/general-configuration.md)
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[Directiva de grupo](/es/administracion-de-certificados/active-directory/group-policy.md)
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