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Hi Everyone,<br />
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I have deployed a 3-tier PKI infrastructure in a Windows 2008 R2 envinronment. &nbsp;There is a GPO in place for auto-enrollement of certigicates via a GPO. &nbsp;Attached to the GPO is a security filter which has a group that only contains computer objects to deploy certificates to. I have copied the Computer template, duplicated and called 'Test AE'. &nbsp;When I open the certificate on the test server, the 'Geneeral' tab displays the purpose of the certificate as 'All applications policies'. &nbsp;If I click on the 'Details' tab and scroll down, where it details 'Certificate Template Name' the value is SubCA. &nbsp;I expect the 'Certificate Template Name' to be 'Test AE' ? &nbsp;<br />
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In the AD CS management console under 'Certificate Templatres' it does have the 'Test AE' displayed. &nbsp;Also, the template on the security setting has the group I associated in AD to the GPO. &nbsp;I have the group with 'Read','Enroll' and 'Autoenroll' configured.<br />
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Does anyone have any ideas as to why this is happening ?
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Hi Everyone,

I have deployed a 3-tier PKI infrastructure in a Windows 2008 R2 envinronment.  There is a GPO in place for auto-enrollement of certigicates via a GPO.  Attached to the GPO is a security filter which has a group that only contains computer objects to deploy certificates to. I have copied the Computer template, duplicated and called 'Test AE'.  When I open the certificate on the test server, the 'Geneeral' tab displays the purpose of the certificate as 'All applications policies'.  If I click on the 'Details' tab and scroll down, where it details 'Certificate Template Name' the value is SubCA.  I expect the 'Certificate Template Name' to be 'Test AE' ?  

In the AD CS management console under 'Certificate Templatres' it does have the 'Test AE' displayed.  Also, the template on the security setting has the group I associated in AD to the GPO.  I have the group with 'Read','Enroll' and 'Autoenroll' configured.

Does anyone have any ideas as to why this is happening ?

PKI Template has been configured but not being deployed ?

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