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Creating an Enrollment Environment (Windows CE 5.0)

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To create an enrollment environment between your Windows CE device and a Windows 2000 Certificate Server, complete the following steps.

To create an Enterprise Web Pad image for a CEPC or Emulator

  1. From the Platform Builder File menu, choose New Platform.

  2. When the New Platform Wizard appears, choose Next.

  3. In the Workspace Name and Location box, type a friendly name forthe OS design, and then choose Next.

  4. To create a CEPC image, select CEPC: X86 from list of available board support packages (BSPs), and then choose Next.

    - or -

    To create an Emulator image, select EMULATOR:X86, and then choose Next.

  5. From the list of available design templates, select Enterprise Web Pad, and then choose Finish

  6. Read the security notifications, and then choose Next.

  7. On the final page, choose Build a run-time image from the Release configuration of your OS design.

    Platform Builder generates the initial files for the Release configuration of your OS design, and then returns control to the integrated development environment (IDE).

    Enroll.exe is included in the release directory. For example, if you created a run-time image called MyTestRunTimeImage, you will find Enroll.exe in %_WINCEROOT%\Public\MyTestRunTimeImage\RelDir\CEPC_X86Release directory in your development workstation. If you created an Emulator image called MyTestRunTimeImage, you will find Enroll.exe in %_WINCEROOT%\Public\MyTestPlatform\RelDir\Emulator_X86Release directory in your development workstation.

  8. Ensure that the following variables are set in the platform:

    • SYSGEN_WININET (Windows Internet Services)

      To verify that Windows Internet Services is included in the OS design, in the Workspace window select the OSDesignView tab. Expand the <Os Design Name> Catalog Items node, and navigate to Enterprise Web Pad [Windows CE devices]\Internet Client Services\Internet Explorer 6.0 for Windows CE Components. You will see Windows Internet Services.

    • SYSGEN_AUTH_NTLM (NTLM Security Support Provider)

      To verify that NTLM is included in the OS design, in the Workspace window select the OSDesignView tab. Expand the <OS Design Name> Catalog Items node and navigate to Enterprise Web Pad [Windows CE devices]\Security\Authentication Services (SSPI). You will see NTLM.

    • SYSGEN_ENROLL must be set to 1. This will generate enroll.exe when you build the run-time image.

See Also

Certificates OS Design Development | How to Enroll for a Certificate Using the Default Settings | How to Enroll for a Certificate Using the Modified Settings | Configuring Enroll.exe

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