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Thanks &nbsp;Wdahah, that's exactly what I am looking for..thanks again.
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Thanks  Wdahah, that's exactly what I am looking for..thanks again.

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Hi everyone,<br />
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I have built a Windows 2008 R2 PKI infrastructure. &nbsp;The environment consists of a Root CA \ Policy CA and Enterprise CA. &nbsp;When I deploy a certificate from the Enterprise CA to a computer, the certificate says 'General Purpose'. &nbsp;How can I change this so the certificate that is deployed displays it is for &nbsp;Computer Accounts ?
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Hi everyone,

I have built a Windows 2008 R2 PKI infrastructure.  The environment consists of a Root CA \ Policy CA and Enterprise CA.  When I deploy a certificate from the Enterprise CA to a computer, the certificate says 'General Purpose'.  How can I change this so the certificate that is deployed displays it is for  Computer Accounts ?

Can any one help me to deploy a Computer Certificate in AD ?

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