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Windows 2008 Ad environment. I have made a request for the root CA and copied and signed the CERT, saved the file as a .P7B file, then attempted to import into my issuing CA.<br />
It won't import. The CA service will not start on my Issuing CA either.<br />
I get the following error when I try to start the CS services on my issuing CA.<br />
&quot;The certificate for the CA &quot;mycertname&quot; on &quot;myserver&quot; is missing. Do you want to install this certificate?&quot;<br />
When I say yes and select the signed Cert I got from my Root CA that is stand-a-lone it errors out at well.<br />
The error is;<br />
Cannot find the certificate for CN=Root-CA to build a certificate chain. do you wish to install this certificate now? A certificate<br />
chain could not be built to a trusted root authority. 0x800b010a (-2146762486).<br />
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And so I am stuck.<br />
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This is a test environment and I have used Enterprise PKI to remove any legacy objects.
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Windows 2008 Ad environment. I have made a request for the root CA and copied and signed the CERT, saved the file as a .P7B file, then attempted to import into my issuing CA.
It won't import. The CA service will not start on my Issuing CA either.
I get the following error when I try to start the CS services on my issuing CA.
"The certificate for the CA "mycertname" on "myserver" is missing. Do you want to install this certificate?"
When I say yes and select the signed Cert I got from my Root CA that is stand-a-lone it errors out at well.
The error is;
Cannot find the certificate for CN=Root-CA to build a certificate chain. do you wish to install this certificate now? A certificate
chain could not be built to a trusted root authority. 0x800b010a (-2146762486).

And so I am stuck.

This is a test environment and I have used Enterprise PKI to remove any legacy objects.

Two tier Certificate Services deployment with root CA in stand-a-lone and issuing CA in domain. Can't apply root certificate to issuing CA.

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