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Posted by on February 27, 2007, 7:03 am
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> > In article <1172525906.277087.114010
> > @q2g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
> > scottflo...@btinternet.com says...> Due to a permissions issue my new
certificate services deployment
> > > didn't work as planned. All of my DC's autoenrolled but the certifiate
> > > couldn't be published to the child domains. I believe the permissions
> > > issue is now sorted, do I need to do anything to publish the existing
> > > certificates or will they automatically publish to AD.
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> > > Thanks
> > > Scott
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> > It really depends on what you did to fix the problem
> > <G>. If you can use:
> > certutil -dcinfo -deleteall
> > to force deletion of the existing DC certs and force
> > enrollment of new certs
> > Brian
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> The permissions issue resolved, it think, by adding Cert Publishers
> fro the root domain to Cert Publishers in the child domains.
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> I am unable to run Certutil -dcinfo -deleteall
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> Thanks
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I think I have fixed this by getting the DC to renew their certs.
Thanks
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