Re: Request for a user certificate Fails
- From: "Steven L Umbach" <n9rou@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 27 Jan 2006 18:30:19 -0600
Does this happen for just one user or every user on every domain computer?
Can any certificate be requested [computer or user] from the CA? Can you
logon to the CA as an administrator and request/receive a user certificate
for yourself? You may also try Web enrollment if you have not yet. Check the
logs via Event Viewer on the client computer and the CA to see if anything
relevant is reported and run the command certutil -ping on the CA to see if
it reports that CA is alive if no certificates of any kind can be
equested. --- Steve
"Craig Chin" <CraigChin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:DE005E2B-FE6D-41D7-B7D7-3A4526E6D50F@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> When Requesting a User Certificate from my Enterprise Root CA it fails
> with
> the Error Below
>
> Request Mode:
> newreq - New Request
> Disposition:
> FFFFFFFF - (unknown)
> Disposition message:
> (none)
> Result:
> The binding handle is invalid. 0x800706a6 (WIN32: 1702)
> COM Error Info:
> CCertRequest::Submit The binding handle is invalid. 0x800706a6 (WIN32:
> 1702)
> LastStatus:
> The operation completed successfully. 0x0 (0)
> Suggested Cause:
> No suggestions.
>
>
>
.
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