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microsoft.public.security
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Re: Windows Server 2008 CA
Date :
Le 03 avril 2008
From :
Brian Komar \(MVP\)
Sujet :
Re: Windows Server 2008 CA
I am not sure what you are asking.
Web enrollment does typically work
First thing I do notice is that you should be using a Standalone Root CA
rather than an enterprise root CA.
You cannot take an enterprise root CA offline and there really is no sense
for a subordinate enterprise CA with an enterprise root CA.
- Do the Vista computer work for enrollment. For Vista, it is recommended to
use the Certmgr.msc console for all enroll,ment
- What about Windows XP.
Does IE work ( I do not think so, but do not have enough info to provide
you an answer)
Does certmgr.msc work
To me it sounds like you have certificate trust issues from the new CA
hierarchy
Brian
"Yahya" wrote in message
news:C32CA1D6-06B5-453E-A4E4-998C3E6D9C16@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> I have installed Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Root CA and Subordinate
> CA.
> Windows Vista based PCs enroll certificate or IE on Windows Vista is
> capable
> for web enrollement.
>
> Windows XP (SP2) based PCs do not enroll certficate or IE (7.0 or 6.0) on
> Windows XP is not capable for web enrollment.
>
> IE (7.0 or 6.0) on Windows XP di not work on SSL web site by signed
> Windows
> Server 2008 CA
>
> Mozilla Firefox on Windows XP (SP2) is working on SSL web site by signed
> Windows Server 2008 CA
>
>
>
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>
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