Microsoft ADCS
SecTrail CM integrates with Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS) to enable automatic requesting and management of enterprise SSL/TLS certificates.
Connection Requirementsβ
| Requirement | Detail | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Protocol | HTTPS | Certificate Enrollment Web Service is used |
| Port | 443 (default) | Standard HTTPS port |
| Authentication | NTLM / Kerberos authentication | Windows authentication |
| User Permission | Certificate request and enrollment | Certificate request and enrollment permission |
Automatic Operationsβ
SecTrail CM automatically performs the following operations on Microsoft ADCS:
- Certificate Request: CSR submission
- Certificate Enrollment: Certificate issuance through ADCS
- Template Management: Using different certificate templates
- Automatic Approval: Automatic approval for configured templates
Configuration Stepsβ
1. Add ADCS Serviceβ
Navigate to Integrations > ADCS and click the Add New ADCS Service button:

Enter the following information:
- Domain Name: Active Directory domain name
- Hostname: Hostname of the ADCS server
- Username: Username for ADCS access
- Password: User password
- Port: ADCS Web Enrollment service port (default: 443)
- Priority: Service priority level (between 1-10)
- Auth Method: Authentication method (NTLM / Kerberos)
Click Submit button to save the service.
2. View ADCS Servicesβ
After adding a service, it will be displayed in the Integrations > ADCS list:

The list screen displays the following information:
- Domain Name: Active Directory domain name
- Hostname: ADCS server address
- Username: Connection username
- Port: Service port
- Priority: Priority level
- Templates: Available certificate templates
Service Operationsβ
The following operations can be performed for each service:
- Refresh: Refresh service information and template list
- Edit: Edit service settings
- Delete: Delete service
With ADCS integration, you can perform certificate signing with your desired template. Template selection determines the certificate's validity period, purpose, and security level.