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Tried what you suggested and per the link you provided and dup'd the Basic EFS Template making it to supercede the original Basic EFS. &nbsp;However, users are still autoenrolling Basic EFS. &nbsp;What did I miss?
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Tried what you suggested and per the link you provided and dup'd the Basic EFS Template making it to supercede the original Basic EFS.  However, users are still autoenrolling Basic EFS.  What did I miss?

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Did you create a brand new template or just copy and change the Basic EFS template? &nbsp;I think it's saying to create it from scratch, but I'm not sure myself.<br />
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Are you sure it's trying to auto-enroll the original Basic, or is it now trying to auto-enroll the one you dup'd?
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Did you create a brand new template or just copy and change the Basic EFS template?  I think it's saying to create it from scratch, but I'm not sure myself.

Are you sure it's trying to auto-enroll the original Basic, or is it now trying to auto-enroll the one you dup'd?

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That must have been it. &nbsp;All seems to be working well now. &nbsp;Thanks.
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That must have been it.  All seems to be working well now.  Thanks.

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Can one of you experts tell me or point me to a link that tells me why my Enterprise CA (running on 2k3 enterprise) autoenrolls BASIC EFS cert requests although that template show Not Allowed for Auto enrollment? &nbsp;If this is by design, do I really need it and can I turn it off without affecting other templates I want to autoenroll? &nbsp;It looks to me like the User template provides the same functionality. &nbsp;I have searched the net for the last several hours and cannot find anything specific to this.<br />
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Thanks in advance.<br />
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Danny
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Can one of you experts tell me or point me to a link that tells me why my Enterprise CA (running on 2k3 enterprise) autoenrolls BASIC EFS cert requests although that template show Not Allowed for Auto enrollment?  If this is by design, do I really need it and can I turn it off without affecting other templates I want to autoenroll?  It looks to me like the User template provides the same functionality.  I have searched the net for the last several hours and cannot find anything specific to this.

Thanks in advance.

Danny

Windows 2003 Enterprise CA - Basic EFS Autoenrollment

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).