Windows 10: Error enrolling certificates from our Enterprise Root CA - Some Servers and Some...

Error enrolling certificates from our Enterprise Root CA - Some Servers and Some Certificates onlyThe generic error is:Certificate enrollment for Local system failed to enroll for a DomainControllerAuthentication certificate with request ID N/A from BRRJ1-SRV0024.qgog.ad\CA The RPC server is unavailable. 0x800706ba WIN32: 1722 RPC_S_SERVER_UNAVAILABLE.the detailed error isAn error occurred while enrolling for a certificate.A certificate request could not be created.Url: BRRJ1-SRV0024.qgog.ad\CAError: A certification chain processed correctly, but one of the CA certificates is not trusted b

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Enterprise root CA recommendation

Hi guys,

I am fairly new to PKI so have some basic question about enterprise two tier PKI .

Let's say we have root server, which is not the member of domain and normally stay powered down until we need to renew intermediate CA certificate.

Does Microsoft recommend root server as virtual machine or we can simply have root server on a CD, whenever we need to bring up root server we just pop in CD and boot the root server? So basically is there any well established recommended from Microsoft in favor of root server on CD versus a separate root server VM?

Thanks!!

 

Incorrect ActiveSync CA Server for Certificate Enrollment

I cannot get my HTC with WM 6.5 to sync to my Exchange Server, using Windows Mobile Device Center I try to enroll certificates but it picks up no certificates from my pc.

Cheers,

Luis