IPSec NAP with a Enterprise Subordinate CA
the step step guide instructs me use stand alone ca complete lab, i've done , success great greg.
now need enterprise subordinate ca.
i've done following modifications
at hra (same box nps), configure "use enterprise certification authority"
and chose available template (systemhealthauthentication)
then test results, it's quite weird.
the hra did request certificate, it's name "npsservername.mydomain.com", , installed on clients (both domain , non domain clients)
it suppose "clientcomputer$.mydomain.com" right?
what's reason, please help, thank much
mcse mcitp:ea ccnp
now need enterprise subordinate ca.
i've done following modifications
at hra (same box nps), configure "use enterprise certification authority"
and chose available template (systemhealthauthentication)
then test results, it's quite weird.
the hra did request certificate, it's name "npsservername.mydomain.com", , installed on clients (both domain , non domain clients)
it suppose "clientcomputer$.mydomain.com" right?
what's reason, please help, thank much
mcse mcitp:ea ccnp
hi andrew,
we've exchanged emails on issue already. think that setting certificate template properties "supply in request" on subject name tab fixed problem.
you had interesting results @ first caused certificate "unauthenticated system health authentication" i've seen happen couple other times. issue resolved after 10 minutes. going to investigate why happens.
you mentioned setting template "supply in request" affects autoenrollment. check this.
-greg
we've exchanged emails on issue already. think that setting certificate template properties "supply in request" on subject name tab fixed problem.
you had interesting results @ first caused certificate "unauthenticated system health authentication" i've seen happen couple other times. issue resolved after 10 minutes. going to investigate why happens.
you mentioned setting template "supply in request" affects autoenrollment. check this.
-greg
Windows Server > Network Access Protection
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