Connecting to the Customer Environment – How is the connection to the customer environment established?
With our Managed PKI & CLM, your enterprise environment is connected using secure access mechanisms. By default, a site-to-site VPN connection is established between your infrastructure and your dedicated Managed PKI & CLM environment. Alternatively, a connection over the public Internet is possible. In this case, access can be restricted to defined IP addresses. All […]
Connecting Public CAs – Is it possible to connect Public CAs to MTG CLM?
Yes, Public CAs can be connected to MTG CLM. This allows public certificates to be centrally managed and automated together with private certificates through MTG CLM. MTG CLM currently supports direct integrations with GlobalSign, Deutsche Telekom Security through PCSP, and selected Sectigo certificates through the PSW GROUP. Existing certificates can also be imported into MTG […]
Connecting Private CAs – Is it possible to connect other private PKIs to MTG CLM?
MTG CLM supports the integration of different Certificate Providers. For the direct integration of an existing external private PKI, the Microsoft CA Certificate Provider is currently the primary supported option. This allows an existing Microsoft PKI (AD CS) to remain in operation while being managed through MTG CLM. A generic direct integration of arbitrary private […]
Use CLM Only – Can Microsoft PKI (AD CS) be retained while using only MTG CLM?
Yes, the existing Microsoft PKI can continue to operate and be connected to MTG CLM through the Microsoft CA Certificate Provider. The Microsoft CA remains the issuing PKI, while certificate processes can be centrally managed through MTG CLM. Through MTG CLM, certificates can be requested from, issued by, and revoked through the Microsoft CA. This […]
Migration – Is it possible to migrate my Microsoft PKI?
Yes, you can replace your Microsoft PKI with MTG Corporate PKI. Alternatively, you can continue operating your existing Microsoft PKI and connect it to MTG CLM. This allows you to use your existing Microsoft CA for additional use cases outside the Windows environment, such as the automated issuance of Linux server certificates via ACME. For […]