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Root CA server Discovery

Asked by hbg-uk-ltd in Windows Network Security, Windows 2000 Server, Active Directory

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Folks,

Over the 7 years that we have been running our AD i think that we have had a few different people attempt to install a Root CA. Does anybody know how to discover how many CA servers have been installed and what the server names would be?

Thanks

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Zones: Windows Network Security, Windows 2000 Server, Active Directory
Tags: microsoft, active directory, 2000, Root CA Servers
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