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We must renew our Enterprise Root Certificate in the next 60 days. &nbsp;Our current user and computer GPOs have automatic certificate management enabled: Enroll new certs, renew expired, process pending and remove revoked certs enabled: Update and manage certs from AD templates enabled: and Automatic certificate request is set to computer. &nbsp;We have a large number of wireless clients and my concern is that they will have to hard wire into the network to renew their certificates. &nbsp;My question is: &nbsp;When I renew the root certificate will my wireless clients have to be hard wired into the network to renew their certificates or will they be able to wirelessly connect and then renew?
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We must renew our Enterprise Root Certificate in the next 60 days.  Our current user and computer GPOs have automatic certificate management enabled: Enroll new certs, renew expired, process pending and remove revoked certs enabled: Update and manage certs from AD templates enabled: and Automatic certificate request is set to computer.  We have a large number of wireless clients and my concern is that they will have to hard wire into the network to renew their certificates.  My question is:  When I renew the root certificate will my wireless clients have to be hard wired into the network to renew their certificates or will they be able to wirelessly connect and then renew?

Renewing Root Certificate to Wireless Clients

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