It is not part of that group. Do I need to make a CA on the other DC
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Browse All Topicsthis is the error that I am getting after promoting a secondary DC to active directory. I promoted it as a new controler in an existing domain. Automatic certificate enrollment for local system failed to enroll for one Domain Controller certificate (0x800706ba). The RPC server is unavailable.
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No you don't need to make another CA.
If the CA was installed on a non-DC box this would be a local group. Since it is a DC, it would be an AD group. Just open the group and add "YOURDOMAIN\Domain Controllers" to it. If there are multiple child domains repeat for each.
Then run commands from last post and bounce - remember to stagger reboots so they aren't all offline at once.
Also make sure that the root cert is in the trusted root certificates store (MMC - add snapin - certificates - local computer - trusted root certification authorities - local computer - look for your root cert, if not right click that folder and import the root cert here).
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by: ParanormasticPosted on 2009-09-04 at 09:42:05ID: 25261273
Confirm that the domain controllers group for this domain is a member of the CERTSRV_DCOM_ACCESS group - this is a local group on the CA server unless the CA is on a DC, then is an AD group.
Run these, in order:
certutil -dcinfo deletebad
certutil -pulse
gpupdate /force
Reboot the DC.
If still giving you problems look into DNS and firewall issues.