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Posted by =?Utf-8?B?TmVpbA==?= on July 20, 2008, 7:55 pm
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Hi
I have only had limited experience with a standalone root CA, not an
enterprise root, but how about you try manually importing the certificate.
To do this on the root CA open Certification Authority snap-in.
Expand your server
Click the 'Issued Certificates' folder
Find the certificate that has been issued to your sub CA and double click it.
Click the Details tab
Click 'Copy to File'
Click Next
Select 'Cryptographic Message Syntax Standard - PKCS #7 Certificates'
Tick 'Include all certificates in the certification path if possible'
Click Next
Type a filename E.g. C:\SubCA.p7b
Click Next
Click Finish
Click OK
Click OK
Move the .p7b file to the sub CA
Open Certificate Authority on the sub CA
Right-click your server, click All Tasks > Install CA Certificate
Navigate to the .p7b file and Click Open
That may work.
Neil
"PT" wrote:
> I have an Enterprise CA root server and a subordinate CA server in my domain
> (single domain). Both of these servers are running on Windows 2003
> Enterprise edition.
>
> I was able to obtain a subordinate CA certificate when i originally set it
> up (this original sub CA certificate will expire on 2/2009). Now i would
> like to renew my subordinate CA's so the expiration date will be further out
> (e.g. to year 2012) so all client certificates issued by this subordinate CA
> will have a longer expiration date. According to this MS article, i should be
> able to renew it by right clicking on the sub CA server and select renew.
>
>
http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/4fbf053c-c0ae-4fad-a29d-1d17f04cd5fc1033.mspx?mfr=true
>
> After the renewal request, the subordinate CA didn't get a renewed
> certificate. The root CA server on the other hand did show that the new
> certificate has been issued. But the subordinate server just didn't get it
> no matter how many times i restarted the server.
>
> I need help!!
>
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