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Hi All - I'm not sure where to start, I added the roles Certification Authority, CA Web Enrollment and Certificate Enrollment Web Service. &nbsp;Basically what I'm trying to do is a domain level certificate for a VBA project. &nbsp;I'm not sure where/what steps I need to take to generate the certificate and then install it on everyone's machine - possibly through GPO.<br />
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I went on the /CertSrv on IIS but it only generated a personal certificate.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
Zack
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Hi All - I'm not sure where to start, I added the roles Certification Authority, CA Web Enrollment and Certificate Enrollment Web Service.  Basically what I'm trying to do is a domain level certificate for a VBA project.  I'm not sure where/what steps I need to take to generate the certificate and then install it on everyone's machine - possibly through GPO.

I went on the /CertSrv on IIS but it only generated a personal certificate.

Thanks!
Zack

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