Re: Problem setting the "Valid To" for EFS certificates
- From: "BubBeard via WinServerKB.com" <u23620@uwe>
- Date: Thu, 06 Jul 2006 18:43:13 GMT
Thanks for the reply. I have set the PeriodUnits from the default of 2. It
does not make sense to me why the registry setting would be 2 but default
templates such as Recovery Agent is set to 5!
Brian Komar, please reply to this. You seem to be THE MAN on EFS since I
have read a lot of your replies. We are have a 2003 Enterprise CA and we
need to encrypt data on about five different servers. Is roaming credentials
the way to go with this? I don't want to put each person's private key on
each server. That would be a management mess. The way that I believe
credential roaming will work is that the server will request the private key
from the Active Directory and then the server will impersonate the person to
encrypt the file. This way the private key is not actually on the remote
server, only in the AD and the local computer store.
One last question. Why will the supersede not work? We have turned off
Basic EFS template and created a new template. When we turn on autoenroll,
it will pull a self-signed certificate instead of our custom template.
Thanks for your help.
Brian
Brian Komar wrote:
I have a 2003 CA setup and the certificate for the CA is set to 20 years. No[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
matter what certificate I publish the validity period will be no more than
Any thoughts?
There are two registry settings that must be modified to allow
certificates greater than two years.
For example, to increase to five years (subject to the remaining
lifetime of the CA):
certutil -setreg ca\ValidityPeriodUnits 5
certutil -setreg ca\ValidityPeriod "Years"
net stop certsvc
net start certsvc
This will accomplish what you are after.
Brian
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