Re: Certificates
From: SR (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 12/01/03
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Date: Mon, 1 Dec 2003 12:30:44 -0800
I do have all PCs pointing to my DNS server on my network
which acts as a forwarder to my ISP's DNS servers. The
DNS server is running on the Domain controller with a
static IP so I have my bases covered on the DNS end. The
CA is an Enterprise Root running on a Windows 2000 member
server. The Domain Controller got it's certificate just
fine. The Windows 2000 Pro PC doesn't seems to have any
certificate store to look at locally. Is there a way to
recreate this local certificate store.
>-----Original Message-----
>It may be a networking or dns configuration problem. I
would run netdiag on both
>machines and dcdiag on the domain controller looking for
any failed pertinent tests.
>The domain controller in your situation should point
only to itself by it's assigned
>static ip address for dns server and the domain
computers also must point only to the
>domain controller for their dns configuration - NEVER
any ISP dns servers configured
>in tcp/ip properties of a domain computer. Netdiag and
dcdiag are on the install
>cdrom under the support/tools folder where you want to
run the setup program
>here. --- Steve
>
>"SR" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:075c01c3b835$f9d13240$a001280a@phx.gbl...
>> I've setup a group policy in my Win2k domain (1 DC, 1
>> member server and 1 client) with active directory that
>> let's my machine request a machine certificate during
>> bootup/logon. When I try to have my Windows 2000 Pro PC
>> receive a machine certificate from my Enterprise ROOT
CA
>> (installed on a windows 2000 member server), I get an
>> error message saying that the certificate store cannot
be
>> enumerated. When I use the certificates snap in to find
>> my certificate store on the Windows 2000 Pro PC, I get
an
>> error message. What's wrong? How can I get my
certificate
>> stores back on my Windows 2000 Pro PC?
>
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>.
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