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Posted by S. Pidgorny on October 12, 2005, 5:44 am
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It is very unlikely that VPC is the issue, as apparently there are some
files missing (404), or the virtual directory is not created/configured).
Check is the certsrv virtual directory exists, if not - try to locate the
content on the hard drive and configure manually, or reinstall.
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Svyatoslav Pidgorny, MS MVP - Security, MCSE
-= F1 is the key =-
> I can't get certificate registration to work on Windows 2000 SP3 when
> the server is running on VMWare or MS VPC. It installs, the service is
> running, but trying to access http://server/certsrv/default.asp results
> in the web browser showing a 404 error.
>
> The Security+ class setup, for Element K's COMPTIA curriculum requires
> Windows 2000.
>
> I ran the instructor's machine on VMWare and the students on MS VPC.
> Those
> were the licenses that I had. It was complicated by the fact that the
> class
> had to be taught with no Internet access..
>
> This occurred even when browsing for http://server/certsrv on the same
> machine.
>
> Copying a different default.htm into the virtual directory
> yielded it, but danged if I could get the default.asp program to load
> and
> run.
>
> No problem getting this to work on a network of ordinary computers.
> Can the VPC be an issue for the certificate enrollment process?
>
> I have a network of laptops, each with two virtual computers, one
> Windows 2000 SP3 Enterprise Server and the other is Windows XP. The
> virtual machines see each other on the same machine and have worked
> through a number of exercises accessing files and services on other
> laptops.
>
> A note told me to apply patch, MS02-048.MSPX, and referred to Q323172.
> But, when I look at that article and go to download the patch,
> Microsoft gives me a screen saying the patch has been moved. It no
> longer seems to be available.
>
> I did re-apply SP3 after the installation of Certificate Services, with
> no improvement.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
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