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# '''Third-party private (or enterprise) subordinate CAs:''' This is the typical case where a commercial CA has enterprise customers who want to operate their own CAs for internal purposes, e.g., to issue SSL server certificates to systems running intranet applications, to issue individual SSL client certificates for employees or contractors for use in authenticating to such applications, and so on.
# '''Third-party private (or enterprise) subordinate CAs:''' This is the typical case where a commercial CA has enterprise customers who want to operate their own CAs for internal purposes, e.g., to issue SSL server certificates to systems running intranet applications, to issue individual SSL client certificates for employees or contractors for use in authenticating to such applications, and so on.


== Subordinate CAs Operated by Third Parties For Internal Use ==
== Third-Party Private (or Enterprise) Subordinate CAs ==


When your root signs subordinate CAs for enterprises/companies who operate the sub-CA for their own use, the following information needs to be provided and publicly available.
When your root signs subordinate CAs for enterprises/companies who operate the sub-CA for their own use, the following information needs to be provided and publicly available.
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