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Published inJul 2016
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David Steadman
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David Steadman has been an IT industry influencer and dedicated husband for more than 17 years. He has held prestigious positions at some of the world's most innovative technology companies, including his service as a senior escalation engineer within the identity platform at, possibly, the most famous tech company on the planet, Microsoft. He is an entrepreneur, active learner, and a man constantly looking to develop and expand new skills in order to leverage the technology of the future. When not at his job, David enjoys family time and coaching soccer.
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Jeff Ingalls is a husband, father, and cancer-surviving dyslexic who works out of his Ohio home office in identity and access management. Jeff has been working with Microsoft technologies for over 20 years and with the Microsoft identity software since its conception in 2003. He has provided solutions to various private and public sectors including automotive, DoD, education, health and services, small businesses, and state and local government. He enjoys learning, teaching, and learning some more. Jeff has a graduate degree in information technology and an undergraduate degree in mathematics. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family, cooking, and reading non-fiction. You can reach him at jeff@ingallsdesigns.com.
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Modern app and TPM virtual smart card


In the previous chapter, we configured the Modern App for The Financial Company. Our next step is to allow the enrollment of the virtual smart card deployment by deploying the certificate template and updating the policy template.

First, enable the MIM CM REST API by setting CLM.WebApi.Enabled to true inside the web.config file and make sure CLM.WebApi.Enabled is set to true, as follows:

Another useful setting is adding error logging for the REST API controllers under <system.diagnostics> of web.config, as follows:

<add name="Microsoft.Clm.Web.API" value="4" />

This setting allows errors from the REST interface to be written to the event log along with a correlation ID. The correlation ID is sent to the client, and you can trace the error all the way back to its origin. More information on the REST API for CM can be found at http://bit.ly/MIMCMRestAPI.

Creating a certificate template

We will now create a certificate template in the CA. Open CA...

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David Steadman

David Steadman has been an IT industry influencer and dedicated husband for more than 17 years. He has held prestigious positions at some of the world's most innovative technology companies, including his service as a senior escalation engineer within the identity platform at, possibly, the most famous tech company on the planet, Microsoft. He is an entrepreneur, active learner, and a man constantly looking to develop and expand new skills in order to leverage the technology of the future. When not at his job, David enjoys family time and coaching soccer.
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Jeff Ingalls

Jeff Ingalls is a husband, father, and cancer-surviving dyslexic who works out of his Ohio home office in identity and access management. Jeff has been working with Microsoft technologies for over 20 years and with the Microsoft identity software since its conception in 2003. He has provided solutions to various private and public sectors including automotive, DoD, education, health and services, small businesses, and state and local government. He enjoys learning, teaching, and learning some more. Jeff has a graduate degree in information technology and an undergraduate degree in mathematics. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family, cooking, and reading non-fiction. You can reach him at jeff@ingallsdesigns.com.
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