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What is NDES?

NDES (Network Device Enrollment Service) is a Microsoft Windows Server role service that allows network devices (like routers, switches, and printers) and also software on those devices, which don't have domain credentials, to obtain certificates from a Certificate Authority (CA). It acts as a registration authority, simplifying the process of issuing certificates to devices that cannot directly request them from the CA due to lack of support for the full DCOM/RPC enrollment protocol. NDES is often used in scenarios where devices require certificates for authentication or secure communication but lack the necessary capabilities to perform complex certificate enrollment processes.

What other technologies are related to NDES?

NDES Complementary Technologies

Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol (SCEP) is the protocol that NDES implements. Therefore, it is strongly complementary.
mentioned alongside NDES in 21% (95) of relevant job posts
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is the foundation upon which NDES operates, providing the framework for issuing and managing digital certificates. NDES is used to deploy certificates from a PKI.
mentioned alongside NDES in 0% (67) of relevant job posts
Intune can use NDES to provision certificates to devices, making it a complementary technology.
mentioned alongside NDES in 0% (57) of relevant job posts

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